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by cle
3997 days ago
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Can second this. At work, we have a large legacy Java codebase, and our most useful ops tool is our entire codebase and Spring beans loaded into a Groovy shell. Extremely convenient. Groovy is largely compatible with Java, but it also has shorthand notations (splat operator, elvis operator, closures, optional typing) and collections that are much more expressive than Java. |
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