Heh, that's interesting in a sense... especially given that I'm not involved with either Groovy or Grails projects in and of themselves (eg, not a committer / contributor to either), just a happy fan.
I do find it curious though, that you took the time necessary to look all of that up and post it. I'm sure every language has a handful of people who are particularly vocal about their support for it. :-)
you took the time necessary to look all of that up and post it
Less than 5 minutes work. Having remembered many similar comments from you in the past, I used the search field at the bottom of the page, searching for "groovy", clicked the "comments" and "sort by date", then used the browser search function to jump to references to "mindcrime", cutting and pasting, then editing.
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Heh, that's interesting in a sense... especially given that I'm not involved with either Groovy or Grails projects in and of themselves (eg, not a committer / contributor to either), just a happy fan.
I do find it curious though, that you took the time necessary to look all of that up and post it. I'm sure every language has a handful of people who are particularly vocal about their support for it. :-)
Less than 5 minutes work. Having remembered many similar comments from you in the past, I used the search field at the bottom of the page, searching for "groovy", clicked the "comments" and "sort by date", then used the browser search function to jump to references to "mindcrime", cutting and pasting, then editing.