Projects built with Portofino (https://portofino.manydesigns.com) all use Groovy as their main implementation language (alongside JavaScript/TypeScript and maybe some Java). I've worked on several such projects, but they're all closed-source. A couple of publicly accessible ones are two applications that we (my former employer) did for the local University. One is a platform for running online recruitment procedures (https://concorsi.unige.it/home/?__language=en), the other, which is Italian only I think, is a platform to match high-school students with work experiences at the University ( https://alternanza-scuola-lavoro.unige.it/welcome). They're both a few years old and built with Portofino 4 and (I think) Groovy 2.4. So they're MVC web applications. We've since released Portofino 5 that is REST + Angular instead of MVC, but it hasn't gained much traction so far.
On Thu, 2 Jul 2020 at 08:32, Kostas Saidis <sai...@gmail.com> wrote: > Groovy has been my language of choice for some time now (replacing Java) > and I use it extensively in as many projects as I can. > > The two most significant ones are the following. > > 1. Groovy lies at the heart and soul of the Clyze packaging tool for > Android apps (clyze.com); the Clyze core contains about 25K SLOC of > Groovy. > The tool aims to make the management of ProGuard / R8 configurations as > easy as possible for Android teams and it is currently in an early > access state (we have only announced it on local groups here in Greece, > so it is really coming to life as we speak). We have been developing it > at the PLaST lab of the University of Athens for some time now, where I > provide service as a visiting lecturer in Software Engineering, while > the whole Clyze effort is lead by Yannis Smaragdakis (the lab director, > Professor @ UoA and a well-known PL -and especially static analysis- > researcher in top-notch events like SPLASH, PLDI, etc). BTW, if you' re > into Android, we currently look forward to collecting as much feedback > as possible for the tool, so feel free to experiment with it and contact > me for any comments, thoughts or insights! > > 2. Groovy drives the back-end of Butterfly, the digital repository > product we have developed at Niovity, a company that offers digital > library / institutional repository solutions, mainly. Butterfly contains > about 40K SLOC of Groovy. > > Cheers, > Kostas > > On 27/6/2020 1:24 π.μ., MG wrote: > > A quick survey: Who on this mailing list works on or knows of a > > project where Groovy is the main language of development, i.e. it is > > not used as "just" a script or DSL language in addition to e.g. Java ? > > If possible name the company/country/project and give some impression > > of the size of the project (lines of code, # of people working on it, > > etc), timeframe of development, and whether it is os or commercial (or > > both) G-) > > > > Thanks in advance, > > cheers, > > mg > > > > > > > >
