September 2013
Intermediate to advanced
368 pages
11h 54m
English
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In chapter 1 I reviewed many of Java’s arguable weaknesses and drawbacks and suggested ways that Groovy might help ameliorate them. Because that chapter was intended to be introductory I only suggested how Groovy can help, without showing a lot of code examples. Now that I’ve established how easy it is to add Groovy classes to Java applications, when is it helpful to do so? What features, if any, does Groovy bring to Java systems that make them easier to develop?
A guide to the techniques covered in this chapter is shown in figure 4.1. I’ll review several Groovy advantages, like POGOs, operator overloading, ...
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