CKEditor in Grails
I was recently working on incorporating the latest version of CKEditor (which is a very nice WYSIWYG text editor) into a grails project and thought I’d share my setup.
I was recently working on incorporating the latest version of CKEditor (which is a very nice WYSIWYG text editor) into a grails project and thought I’d share my setup.
One of the things I’ve been meaning to do is to migrate my email to a free hosted service so that I don’t have to spend the time managing my own server (or paying for it). My main requirements were that I wanted to retain my custom domain email (craig@craigburke.com) and also get access to a decent webmail client all without paying anything for it.
I went to the GR8 Conference in Minnesota last week and met some cool people and learned about some grails related stuff that got me pretty excited.
Following up on Part 1 and Part 2 of this series where we created a model and rendered a Google calendar-like calendar. Now, finally we’ll finish things out by creating the actions and view that will allow us to view events as well as create and edit new events.
Following up on Part 1 where we developed a model in Grails for a calendar app like Google calendar in grails, we’re now going to make use of this model and create the controller and view to actually show our events.