Groovy Online Compiler

Groovy or Apache Groovy is an object-oriented language for the Java platform. The features of this Java-syntax-compatible language are similar to those of Python and Ruby. Since it interoperates with other Java codes and libraries, programmers can use it as a programming language and a Java scripting language.

Groovy first appeared in 2003 and was designed by James Strachan. Despite the similarity between Java and Groovy, the latter's code could be more compact as it is devoid of many of the java elements. For this reason, Java programmers interested in learning Groovy can start with the familiar Java syntax, gradually proceeding to Groovy programming idioms.

The use cases of Groovy include developing feature-rich applications, domain-specific language for app customization for a particular domain, and meta-programming.

Learning Resources

You can learn Rust from the following online resources:

• Groovy Fundamentals: A Pluralsight course on Groovy programming language and its features.
• The Complete Apache Groovy Developer Course: A Udemy course that teaches you how to code in this language.