Since my dabble with Groovy for a JSF framework back in 2009, I never really used it, except now that Google is forcing it on me.
From a few talks I have watched on the internet, it actually seems that Groovy is trying to adopt every language feature, like being lost while looking for new a direction kind of.
Kind of trying to stay relevant in a world of Scala, Clojure, Ceylon, Kotlin, js_ocaml, who knows what.
Maybe I am completly wrong, this was my impression after seeing recent videos.
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Since my dabble with Groovy for a JSF framework back in 2009, I never really used it, except now that Google is forcing it on me.
From a few talks I have watched on the internet, it actually seems that Groovy is trying to adopt every language feature, like being lost while looking for new a direction kind of.
Kind of trying to stay relevant in a world of Scala, Clojure, Ceylon, Kotlin, js_ocaml, who knows what.
Maybe I am completly wrong, this was my impression after seeing recent videos.