March 2016
Intermediate to advanced
304 pages
8h 9m
English
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Learning a new programming language is usually a daunting task. You must study a new syntax, new concepts, and new libraries all at once to be productive. If you’ve spent too many years with a single language, several concepts are so entrenched that having to “unlearn” them poses a big barrier to any alternative (even if it’s objectively better). With Groovy, this isn’t the case because Groovy is a cousin language to Java. Much of your current knowledge can be reused and ...
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