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Six Things Groovy Can Do For You
By Alan Green.
Published by The Open Source Developers' Conference Papers
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| Article: Electronic | Free Download |
Groovy is a scripting language for the Java Virtual Machine, due for a 1.0 release in late 2005. This paper introduces Groovy and shows six ways Java programmers can put Groovy to use in their next application: scripting business objects, debugging running applications, simplifying unit tests, building quick web interfaces, mining data from RDBMSs and implementing model objects. For each of these, the paper includes code and discussion.
| Keywords: | Groovy, Java, Scripting, Introduction |
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Article: Electronic (PDF File; 498.752KB). Published by The Open Source Developers' Conference Papers.
Alan Green
Alan Green is a senior consultant with Cirrus Technologies Pty Ltd,
where he is building a dispatch system for Melbourne's Metropolitan Fire
and Emergency Services Board. Prior projects include work on the Qantas
Frequent Flyer website and Justice of the Peace administration for the
New South Wales Attorney General's department. He has also built his
own weblogging software. Alan has been working in Java since 1996, and
Python since 2000. He is a Groovy committer and the current convener of
the Sydney Python user group.