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No, not at all. I meant in terms of hype and popularity. Otherwise, it seems quite solid to me, and they (Groovy and Grails) are in active development. There i
by zura 13y ago
No, not at all. I meant in terms of hype and popularity. Otherwise, it seems quite solid to me, and they (Groovy and Grails) are in active development.
There is another interesting jvm language:
http://gosu-lang.org/compare.html http://gosu-lang.org/compare.html
Web framework for gosu:
http://ronin-web.org/ http://ronin-web.org/
But it is even less popular and I'm not sure if it even has an active community.
- GFischer 13y agoGosu is the language developed by Guidewire, a major insurance software provider :) (I work in the insurance sector. I wish my company bought Guidewire). But yeah, it's much smaller than Grails.