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Not strictly Java, but Groovy is a great environment to prototype on the JVM. Prototyping was lightning fast and turning it into Java code was pretty quick too.
by signal11 7y ago
Not strictly Java, but Groovy is a great environment to prototype on the JVM. Prototyping was lightning fast and turning it into Java code was pretty quick too. There’s great IDE support for it too (IntelliJ’s Groovy scratches).
These days Kotlin is also pretty good. Perhaps not quite as fast to prototype but there’s little need for converting afterwards.
- zmmmmm 7y agoYes, add an environment like BeakerX [1] (essentially, Jupyter notebooks) and it's quite amazingly good to figure out your approach even if you intend to write Java. [1] http://beakerx.com/ http://beakerx.com/