On Thu, Apr 30, 2020, 19:58 mojo2012 wrote:
> Hello guys,
>
> I've been wondering why groovy is kinda losing ground respectively not
> gaining more traction these days. It's a fine language - so why does it not
> kick off like kotlin?
>
I believe Kotlin would not kick off more than Groovy if it
STC has been improved a lot in Groovy 3, thanks to Eric's hard work! For
medium-to-large projects, finding bugs early is very important, so I suggest
enabling STC by default.
As for Groovy itself, it's a great language especially for Java developers,
but it is lack of manpower to evolve fast an
