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Mal Down Under: Groovy or Scala? Don't be a Boiled Frog!

semi-comparison with suggested readins

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Implementing Groovy's Elvis Operator in Scala - Code Commit

Wonderful medley of Scala bits: creating a new operator, finding a minimal supertype, pass-by-name parameters -- very educational.

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The Need for a Common Compiler Framework - Code Commit

some issues with interoperability between scala and groovy and java

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The Need for a Common Compiler Framework - Code Commit

If you really plan to integrate multiple languages in the same VM (JVM or CLR) - TRULY integrated so they all build classes dependent on each other, then you shouldn't impose an order of compiling. Thus, the compilers must be integrated.

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Richard's technical notes: Comparing closures in Java, Groovy and Scala

On Paul's return from JavaOne this year, we spoke about Neal Gafter's Closures Cookbook talk. From what I understood, this was a look at the BGGA closures proposal, and contained an example that pushed hard on some of the tougher closure issues for Java.

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coding, by Derek Young: Scala vs. Groovy: static typing is key to performance

I was curious about the performance of two of the JVM based languages, Scala and Groovy, relative to Java itself. I suspected that by having more type information available<sep/>

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Richard's technical notes: Comparing closures in Java, Groovy and Scala

On Paul's return from JavaOne this year, we spoke about Neal Gafter's Closures Cookbook talk. From what I understood, this was a look at the BGGA closures proposal, and contained an example that pushed hard on some of the tougher closure issues for Java.

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Andres Almiray's Weblog : Weblog

This is the first part of the series. I shamelessly borrowed Sundar's layout and categorization. These are the language versions I'm testing the code with in case anyone is interested

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Andres Almiray's Weblog : Weblog

Java, Groovy, and Scala - side by side

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