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What's New in Groovy 1.6
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Last Update 2009/3/4 6:02
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Category
Programming
Groovy
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Description
Groovy project lead writes about Groovy 1.6 changes and improvements, including include performance enhancements, integration of JMX Builder, and OSGi readiness.
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Using Memoization in Groovy
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Last Update 2013/9/18 15:58
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Category
Programming
Groovy
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Description
“Dynamic programming” is intriguing for a few reasons. The combined words do not directly refer to anything dynamic or programming, at least not in the sense attached to those words individually today. It is an algorithmic technique that takes a counterintuitive approach to realizing blazingly fast computation. We will explore this technique here and quickly implement an example using the facility available in Groovy.
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Practically Groovy: The @Delegate annotation
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Last Update 2009/8/27 6:44
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Category
Programming
Groovy
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Description
Scott Davis continues the discussion about Groovy metaprogramming with an in-depth look at the @Delegate annotation, which blurs the distinctions between data type and behavior and static and dynamic typing.
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Practically Groovy: SwingBuilder and the Twitter API, Part 2
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Last Update 2009/12/10 13:11
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Category
Programming
Groovy
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Description
In this Practically Groovy article, Scott Davis continues building the Groovy Twitter client named Gwitter that he began in Part 1. This time, he tackles HTTP Basic authentication and use of Groovy's ConfigSlurper to read in configuration settings.
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Practically Groovy: Reaching for each
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Last Update 2009/5/6 8:55
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Category
Programming
Groovy
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Description
Iteration is fundamental to programming. You're constantly presented with things — a List, a File, a JDBC ResultSet — that you need to walk through item by item. The Java language nearly always gives you a way to step through whatever you need to, but the frustrating reality is that it doesn't offer a standard way to do so. Groovy's approach to iteration is one of the eminently practical ways in which Groovy programming parts ways with Java programming. Through a series of code examples (all available for download), you'll learn in this article how Groovy's versatile each() method lets you leave the Java language's iteration quirks behind.
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