I'd like to be more explicit about my closures regarding their argument types. So I would write something like List<Y> myCollect(List<X> list, Closure<X,Y> clos) { ... } I know...

I just read some few articles about Groovy++ and seems to be a huge improvement of Groovy itself. Does anyone know how to make use of Groovy++ in Grails and with IntelliJ? I can see the late...

I just stumbled upon groovy++ and found it quite interesting. Unfortunately it seems that it's not further developed? According to github the last commit was over a year ago. The mailing l...

I see that the recent release of Groovy 2.0 includes optional static compilation along with several other added benefits, like optional static type checking. After doing a bit of a search, I haven'...

I've just watched a video of the Groovy inventor, James Strachan, in which he goes on quite passionately about loving Scala. That caused me to want to find out more about Groovy which lead me...

After seeing this link, I want to try Groovy++, but I have a worry; Is all of Groovy's syntax valid in Groovy++? For example I can do this in Groovy: def list = [1,2] Is the above code valid i...

If I understand correctly Groovy is dynamically typed but since it's almost a superset of Java, static type information may optionally be provided. This could be useful if writing something where o...

i recently came to know that groovy++ have been released, what is the major difference is in Groovy and Groovy++?

has anybody tried to implement a Grails solution having Groovy++ under the hood ?