I vote for the JRuby DSLs presentation. I attended a couple of
Brian's Hibernate presentations at NFJS last summer. He's an
excellent speaker, BTW.
As I've mentioned before, I liked Groovy from a distance but I found
it to be frustrating to use. My experience with Ruby was the
opposite -- blah at first, but I quickly came to love it.
I think Groovy's greatest strength and weakness is it's closeness to
Java. My prediction is that in five years (ten years, too) Ruby will
still be far more popular than Groovy, but maybe something else will
overrun both. (I'll take lunch bets on Ruby vs. Groovy at the next
JUG meeting! :))
Re getting together for a group discount for NFJS in Phoenix, count me in.
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