Groovy is super useful for JSON mapping, objects without boilerplate, spock mock testing, etc. I love it because you can be as loosely typed or as strongly typ

Groovy is super useful for JSON mapping, objects without boilerplate, spock mock testing, etc. I love it because you can be as loosely typed or as strongly typed as you want depending on the code you're writing. I don't see a reason to NOT use groovy in any java project. It makes java so much nicer.