Groovy Programming Language Tutorials and Videos
Gradle is proposed as a next-generation build solution. Gradle combines the flexibility of Groovy builds with a powerful domain specific language (DSL) that configures a rich set of classes. This allows to easily develop a non-standard build for any project, according to its needs, or to fall back to a …
The history of computer programming has been bridging the gap between what the user says (“We need to add sales tax to each item in the order”) and what the programming language requires you to say (“for Iterator i = orderList.iterator();”). Building Domain Specific Languages (DSLs) allow you to express …
Over the last months, Groovy has gone from being something I used occasionally as a convenience to being my go to programming language. In this session I would like to show some of the things in the Groovy language and basic libraries that caused this transition. We’ll look at how …
This video explores Groovy’s features to see how far we have come with a general purpose programming language for writing DSLs. There have been many attempts to create languages which allow us to express our problems in higher-level languages: from COBOL to Object-Oriented languages, from Logic processing languages and SQL …
This video presents the latest developments in Groovy and Grails tooling for Eclipse. It discusses the Groovy editing experience based around a sophisticated inferencing engine and how Eclipse now supports many features that developers are so used to when working with their Java code: formatting, refactoring, javadoc, task tags, debugging …
CodeNarc analyzes Groovy code for defects, bad practices, inconsistencies, style issues and more. A flexible framework for rules, rulesets and custom rules means it’s easy to configure CodeNarc to fit into your project. This short tutorial shows you how easy it is to write your own CodeNarc rule. Video Producer: …
