Grails on Raspberry Pi - Part 1
Posted By: Todd Sharp on 3/14/2017 2:11 GMT
Tagged: Grails, Groovy, Groovy On Raspberry Pi, Java, Raspberry Pi
In celebration of Pi day (actually, it's mostly coincidental, but let's go with it) I wanted to post the first in a series of upcoming posts about using Grails on the Raspberry Pi. The first post is basically an introduction to Raspberry Pi. Forgive my ramblings - I promise to be a bit more concise in future videos, but I felt the intro needed to be a bit thorough. My next post will go into installing Grails on the Pi and getting a sample app up and running.
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