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For me: I use groovy. Reasoning behind it is that I am a software engineer specializing in JVM. On all the machines I work there is a JVM installed. Plus groovy
by ivolimmen 6y ago
For me: I use groovy. Reasoning behind it is that I am a software engineer specializing in JVM. On all the machines I work there is a JVM installed. Plus groovy is Java with extra stuff so it is a flavor of Java nothing new. And it does not require a compiler.
- zmmmmm 6y agoSame here! bonuses include: - built in dependency manager so you can pull dependencies in just by putting @Grab at the top of your script - interface with your actual code written in Java easily so you can easily have scripts that utilise your "real" code for business logic - full java ecosystem of libraries trivially accessible - genuine cross platform so none of the weird OS / architecture issues and conflicts you get with pre-installed python, etc etc