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Groovy. Probably because Groovy borrowed quite a lot from Ruby.
by oweiler 8y ago
Groovy. Probably because Groovy borrowed quite a lot from Ruby.
- vorg 8y agoApache Groovy even borrowed its name from Ruby -- it's really Gruby, if you get what I mean. And of course Grails started off as a clone of Rails.
- zmmmmm 8y agoDefinitely. I dabbled in Ruby but kept coming back to Groovy because it had all the nice syntax of Ruby but all the advantages of the JVM, solid Java ecosystem / libraries and optional strong / static typing to apply when valuable (eg: defining interfaces or data types).