Groovy 2009 Year In Review and 2010 Predictions
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Ray Tayek
Dec 15, 2009, 1:42:59 PM12/15/09
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The following is my review of Groovy in 2009, and a look at where Groovy might go in 2010.
Groovy in 2009
Groovy 1.6 Released
Groovy 1.6 was released at the beginning of the year, and the most exciting new features have turned out to be Grape and AST Transformations.
Grape allows a developer to declare dependencies within their Groovy source code and then, at runtime, Groovy will download and install the dependencies using Ivy repositories. Want to ship scripts to your operations team? You no longer need to email or build JARs! It's no Jigsaw, but maybe that's a good thing. ...
The following is my review of Groovy in 2009, and a look at where Groovy might go in 2010.
Groovy in 2009
Groovy 1.6 ReleasedGroovy 1.6 was released at the beginning of the year, and the most exciting new features have turned out to be Grape and AST Transformations.
Grape allows a developer to declare dependencies within their Groovy source code and then, at runtime, Groovy will download and install the dependencies using Ivy repositories. Want to ship scripts to your operations team? You no longer need to email or build JARs! It's no Jigsaw, but maybe that's a good thing. ...
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