groovy

Collection of blog posts on how Groovy improves the developer experience of implementing Effective Java practices. 1. GR8Conf EU Talk 2. When float and double put you in trouble! 3. Are you implementing equals and hashCode correctly? 4. Favour Internal Iterators 5. Enabling Order 6. The (in)famous null 7.

Collection of blog posts on functional programming with Groovy. * Closures * Higher order functions * Currying * Function composition * Pure functions * Immutability * Recursion * Tail call optimisation * Memoization * Collect - map operation * Filter * Reduce * Map filter reduce * Strategy pattern * Command pattern * Execute Around pattern

Let's start with the following Groovy script which reads and prints all the properties from a file. import java.nio.file.Path Properties loadProperties() { Properties properties = new Properties() Path propertyFilePath = Path.of('my.properties') propertyFilePath.withInputStream { properties.load(it) } properties } Properties properties = loadProperties() properties.each { println

If you have seen some of the enterprise applications written in Java, you know the amount of code goes into performing null checks. The 'null reference' feature of Java for sure is the #1 contributor to employment generation. The creator of null reference has already admitted that it

In a previous post exploring scripting basics, we saw how binding was used to supply command-line arguments to scripts. In this post, let's explore the design of binding further. class BindingDemo { static void main(String[] args) { Binding sampleBinding = new Binding() println sampleBinding.variables sampleBinding.message = "Hello"