Download e-book for kindle: Programming Groovy 2: Dynamic Productivity for the Java by Venkat Subramaniam
By Venkat Subramaniam
ISBN-10: 1937785300
ISBN-13: 9781937785307
Groovy brings you the easiest of either worlds: a versatile, hugely efficient, agile, dynamic language that runs at the wealthy framework of the Java Platform. Groovy preserves the Java semantics and extends the JDK to provide you real dynamic language functions. Programming Groovy 2 can help you, the skilled Java developer, examine and benefit from the newest model of this wealthy dynamic language. You'll move from the fundamentals of Groovy to the most recent advances within the language, together with techniques for style checking, tail-call and memoization optimizations, assemble time metaprogramming, and fluent interfaces to create DSLs.
You don't need to go away the wealthy Java Platform to use Groovy. Groovy preserves Java's semantics and extends the JDK, so programming in Groovy appears like the Java language has been augmented; it's like operating with a lighter, extra based Java. If you're an skilled Java developer who desires to find out how Groovy works, you'll locate precisely what you wish during this book.
You'll begin with the basics of programming in Groovy and the way it really works with Java, after which you'll discover complex options similar to unit trying out with mock items, utilizing developers, operating with databases and XML, and developing DSLs. You'll grasp Groovy's strong but advanced run-time and compile-time metaprogramming features.
a lot has developed within the Groovy language because the e-book of the 1st version of Programming Groovy. Programming Groovy 2 can assist you examine and follow Groovy's new beneficial properties. growing DSLs is less complicated now, and Groovy's already-powerful metaprogramming amenities have enhanced much more. You'll see tips to paintings with closures, together with tail name optimization and memoization. The e-book additionally covers Groovy's new static compilation feature.
no matter if you're studying the fundamentals of the language or attracted to getting educated with the hot positive aspects, Programming Groovy 2 has you covered.
What You Need
To paintings at the examples within the publication you would like Groovy 2.0.5 and Java JDK five or better.
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If we’re using frameworks like Hibernate, JPA, Seam, Spring, and so on, we’ll find Groovy’s support for annotations quite helpful. Download from Wow! com> report erratum • discuss Chapter 2. Groovy for Java Eyes • 38 The Groovy compiler does not treat the Java compilation-related annotations the same way the Java compiler does. For example, groovyc ignores @Override. Static Import Static import in Java helps import static methods of a class into our namespace so we can refer to them without specifying the class name.
We don’t have to do anything different if we plan to provide one single implementation for all the methods of a multimethod interface. Suppose we want to display the location of the mouse pointer as the mouse is clicked and moved around in our application. In Java, we have to implement a total of seven methods of the MouseListener and MouseMotionListener interfaces. Since our implementation for all these methods is the same, Groovy makes our life easy. addMouseMotionListener(displayMouseLocation as MouseMotionListener) In this code, we created the variable displayMouseLocation that refers to a block of code.
We can return multiple results from functions and assign them to multiple variables in one shot. Simply return an array and use comma-separated variables wrapped in parentheses on the left side of the assignment. In the next example, we have a function that splits a full name into first and last names. The split() function, as we’d expect, returns an array. We can assign the result of the splitName() function to a pair of variables: firstName and lastName. Groovy assigns the two values to the two variables, respectively.
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