By ddelponte
via grailsblog.com
Published: Jun 21 2009 / 14:54
A recent thread on the Grails mailing list sparked an interesting discussion. Some developers have reported that 20%-40% of their development time is spent working around bugs in the Grails framework.
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Comments
tb74341 replied ago:
... how about affordable hosting, on par with vanilla plans one can get for php apps. I'd love to do all my projects in Grails or just 'plain' Spring, but I can't justify what it's going to cost to host one of them. That's the biggest bug in Grails for me. I just gave up during my latest project and decided to give cakePHP a try.
ddelponte replied ago:
tb74342, I feel your pain. If you don't want to host your own, there is always Google App Engine which is free. There is a plugin for Grails supporting it at: http://grails.org/plugin/app-engine
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