Cédric Champeau's blog: Goodbye, Groovy!
Today is a very sad day. I’ve decided to resign from the Apache Groovy PMC, as well as a committer. The trigger was that I dared pushing a Gradle Kotlin DSL and this had to be reverted. Lots of people in the Groovy community see Kotlin as a threat. I don’t. I use both languages everyday, for different purposes. I wrote most of the static compiler for Groovy, and I have no problem saying that I bel
Cédric Champeau's blog: Gradle and Kotlin, a personal perspective
First of all, it’s been a long time since I last blogged, and I’d like to remind that everything written here are opinions of my own and not the views of my employer, which happens to be Gradle Inc as write those lines. A few days ago, Gradle and Jetbrains announced a partnership to make Kotlin a first class language for Gradle builds, both for build scripts and plugins. Most likely, you know Grad
Cédric Champeau's blog: Who is Groovy?
With all the changes that the Groovy project is seeing since the beginning of the year, I thought it was a good time to make a summary about its history. In particular, with the end of sponsorship from Pivotal, as well as Guillaume Laforge annoucing he is joining Restlet, a lot of people state that Groovy is done. It will be the occasion to talk about the history of the project, both in terms of c
Cédric Champeau's blog: Groovy on Android, technical details
In my previous post, I have introduced how we could now use the Groovy language to develop Android applications. In this post, I will give you more details about how it works internally, giving you more hints about what makes it possible. The Groovy language is a JVM language which compiles to bytecode. Even if it has scripting capabilities, it’s always compiled. This means that in Groovy, you hav
Cédric Champeau's blog: Groovy on Android
Yesterday ended GR8Conf Europe, a Groovy language conference in Copenhagen that was once again a successful event. I want to thank the crew again for this, and of course the Groovy language community which is so friendly and always helpful. This year turned out to be very special for me, because just two days after the announcement by Apple of the Swift language, I was talking about running Groovy
Cédric Champeau's blog: A fast markup template engine for Groovy (part 1 of 2)
Recently, I was surprised no-one had the idea of developping a template engine relying on the Groovy MarkupBuilder. Working on JBake made me take a look at existing template engines for Java again, something I hadn’t done for years, and even if new technologies like Thymeleaf or Handlebars exist, not of them are as practical to use as the markup builder. For that reason, I started working on a new
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