Re: About the groovy code style

Hi Paul, > def foobar2 = 'foo' > + 'bar2' > > which compiles but gives a runtime error: > MissingMethodException: No signature of method: > java.lang.String.positive() > > > Since + here is the unary plus operator which while seldom used in that > fashion is a valid operator. > > Strangely

Re: About the groovy code style

ping Danil :-) - Daniel Sun Apache Groovy committer Blog: http://blog.sunlan.me Twitter: @daniel_sun -- Sent from: http://groovy.329449.n5.nabble.com/Groovy-Users-f329450.html

Re: New webapp development kit using Groovy

Congrats on the release! Looks like a sort of full-stack version of Vert.x or similar (or micronaut for that matter). Actually would fit the bill for a lot of projects where I find grails too heavy and slow, especially for SPAs where the front end is very decoupled from the back end. Will be givi

Re: Groovy with OpenJDK 10 and IntelliJ Build

No, you pick the JDK for the project/module independently from the IDE. One problem is that IntelliJ does not (afaikt - I never had the need to do so before) support passing parameters to the Groovy compiler (you can supply a Groovy configscript). On 04.07.2018 01:35, Paul King wrote: Does the

Re: Groovy with OpenJDK 10 and IntelliJ Build

Does the JDK you run Intellij under need to be the same as what your project settings point to? On Wed, Jul 4, 2018 at 9:28 AM MG wrote: > Hi, > > does anyone allready have experience compiling a Groovy project under > IntelliJ and OpenJDK 10 ? > We are currently using OpenJDK 8 and would need t

Groovy with OpenJDK 10 and IntelliJ Build

Hi, does anyone allready have experience compiling a Groovy project under IntelliJ and OpenJDK 10 ? We are currently using OpenJDK 8 and would need to evaluate (if possible) if our Groovy framework has any problems building & running under OpenJDK 10. We are using IntelliJ modules as our build

Re: New webapp development kit using Groovy

interesting, I'll dig into Kiss to see if there are any Gems I find useful...thanks for sharing. On Tue, Jul 3, 2018 at 12:23 PM, Blake McBride wrote: > Hi Edmond, > > I have done a number of web-based business applications over the years > (e.g. arahant.com, yumyum.io, booklion.com ) and throug

Re: New webapp development kit using Groovy

Hi Edmond, I have done a number of web-based business applications over the years (e.g. arahant.com, yumyum.io, booklion.com ) and through it, a system began to emerge. Having written other development tools over the years (e.g. Dynace , APLUtils

Re: New webapp development kit using Groovy

Hi Blake, This is intriguing, what prompted you to create it? are you using it for any projects? At Codesolvent (codesolvent.com), our platform which uses Groovy in a somewhat related way via JSR-228, tackles similar problems. Is there any sort of UI IDE component to this? You mentioned " advanc

Re: About the groovy code style

Am 03.07.2018 um 04:44 schrieb Daniel.Sun: Hi all, The following code is supported in the older parser, but I propose to stop supporting the ugly code style in the new Parrot parser. Any thoughts? 1) import statement ( https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GROOVY-8642 ) ``` import java

New webapp development kit using Groovy

Greetings, I put together an open-source web application development system that uses Groovy. It is a complete (front-end and back-end) solution for web-based business applications. It includes features such as microservices, SQL support, custom HTML tags, REST services, user authentication, etc

Re: Groovy 2.5.1 planning

+1 Le mar. 3 juil. 2018 à 08:37, Paul King a écrit : > > Hi everyone, > > Even though I still have plenty of bugs on my "would like to fix before > next release" list, > I'd like to release a 2.5.1 fairly soon. This is mostly to do with 2.5.0 > inadvertently breaking > our OSGi support [1] but a