Yes, GPars is alive.
A couple of links about concurrency
http://search.groovycalamari.com/?query=Concurrency
Sergio
> On 13 Oct 2017, at 21:07, Christian Sperandio
> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I want to learn more about concurrency programming in Groovy and I’ve found
> the Gpars library.
> But
Hi,
I want to learn more about concurrency programming in Groovy and I’ve found the
Gpars library.
But in the maven repository, the last version dates on 2014.
Is this project live anymore ? Or this library is so stable and it doesn’t need
more changes.
Chris
Wise words, Paul. I would also very much prefer to see progress in the Java
9 area rather than this, or even the parser. It's much more relevant to the
future of Groovy IMHO. Because, as the ticket explains, there's already
ways to enable this feature (even if a bit cumbersome). It's really of that
I think most committers are also keen on making progress in the directions
you describe. Not along the lines of watering down Groovy's dynamic
capabilities but certainly in terms of making Groovy's static nature as
hassle free as possible to use. Having said that, we have limited
resources, so we n
PS: Just reread my post from yesterday, and wanted to add that I am of
course happy that, like I said earlier, according to one study/metric it
looks like Groovy is currently the #2 JVM language (with 3%) :-)
However, since it is "like Java, just better", I am convinced it could
be much higher (
