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Yep. A lot of groovy adoption is "under the radar" precisely because it blends so seamlessly with Java. It may just be a build script or used in unit tests, bu

by zmmmmm 14y ago

Yep. A lot of groovy adoption is "under the radar" precisely because it blends so seamlessly with Java. It may just be a build script or used in unit tests, but it is popping up all over the place.

glaforge 14y ago
Also under the radar because such companies using Groovy sometimes ask us to not speak publicly about the fact they're using Groovy... to my great disappointment!
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