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Hi all, The Groovy team is very pleased to announce the first beta of the Groovy 2.3 release! Groovy 2.3.0-beta-1 is actually already a feature-complete beta, so the release cycle towards the final version will be very short. Furthermore, Grails 2.4 is looking forward to integrating it rapidly as well for its upcoming major release too! So you can expect a general availability version of Groovy in the coming weeks, as we’ll move directly in “release candidate” mode after this beta. But your feedback, as usual, will be very important for trying out this beta in your respective projects, to tell us about any problem you might encounter.

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There is support for GPars(Groovy Parallels) and actors tho have not read much into this. Been thinking of putting a POC together for current employer to replace JBPM by superunknown Apr 10

Very close to the java syntax but has all the power of a scripting lang. Some big pojects using it are: grails, gvm, vertx(I think) griffon(for swing dev). If I need to do scripting related work I use this as its very easy given java skills and libs. Prior to groovy 2.1.X there was performance pentality tho they have add @Compile IIRC. I know netflicks have some webapp of theirs based on grails running. by superunknown Apr 10

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