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by mindcrime
2741 days ago
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Groovy's business case has become less compelling as a result. By a small margin, yes. Personally, I still find Groovy far more compelling than plain Java, especially when I'm using Grails for "web stuff". For pure backend REST services, I do sometimes go with plain Java and Spring Boot. As the old saying goes "use the right tool for the job". Hell, I'd use COBOL if there was a compelling reason. :-) |
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