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Yes, I've been bitten by that too! Ironically it pushed me back towards Groovy because I found I was constantly hitting unexpected performance bottlenecks by i
by zmmmmm 6y ago
Yes, I've been bitten by that too!
Ironically it pushed me back towards Groovy because I found I was constantly hitting unexpected performance bottlenecks by implicit conversions that unexpectedly jumped in and executed things I didn't even realise were happening. Groovy was completely unelegant but pragmatic option that actually did what I expected most of the time.
- vips7L 6y agoI'm more of a Java man myself. I like groovy though, it feels like a more functional python. I could see myself using it just for scripts.