> Groovy still grappling with the module changes to Java9, let alone 10 or 11
Apache Groovy hasn't even updated its syntax to support Java 8 lambdas. It's coming in Groovy 3, apparently.
Apache Groovy hasn't even updated its syntax to support Java 8 lambdas. It's coming in Groovy 3, apparently.
If Groovy's project managers at Apache don't want a Groovy 3 release to avoid a debacle like Python 3 or Grails 3, then they should just come out and say so. Instead, they're letting others waste their time working on it while putting up roadblock after roadblock to slow it down.