Well, I am a big fan of Groovy for its simplicity and the way it brings productivity.
I was amazed when I learnt on how fast I could process a file using a single line of code.
Above that, I am a big fan of James Strachan's works. Be it Camel / Groovy, this man knows common man's difficulties and yet had the thing to implement and prophecise EIPs.
The versatility that he brings with Camel as a simple integration framework with DSL is appreciative.
The testing framework that is included and how easy it is to debug and use them for quick validations is impressive along with OSGi enablement.
A nice article on his praise for OOTB thinking and the way it influenced the Java community to include Lambda is cited here.
I was amazed when I learnt on how fast I could process a file using a single line of code.
Above that, I am a big fan of James Strachan's works. Be it Camel / Groovy, this man knows common man's difficulties and yet had the thing to implement and prophecise EIPs.
The versatility that he brings with Camel as a simple integration framework with DSL is appreciative.
The testing framework that is included and how easy it is to debug and use them for quick validations is impressive along with OSGi enablement.
A nice article on his praise for OOTB thinking and the way it influenced the Java community to include Lambda is cited here.