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I don't know that I'd call Groovy a dialect of Ruby. Sure, it's features are _inspired_ by Ruby but there are many very significant differences. No magic undecl
by blktiger 13y ago
I don't know that I'd call Groovy a dialect of Ruby. Sure, it's features are _inspired_ by Ruby but there are many very significant differences. No magic undeclared variables as a simple example. Another example is the categories feature, which Ruby doesn't really have. Not to mention that the syntax is completely different.