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20080214 Čtvrtek únor 14, 2008
Interview with Martin Adamek about NetBeans Groovy support

I just presented some of our Groovy/Grails support in Cologne, it's shaping up quite nicely. What I like about Groovy/Grails is that it brings the same kind of productivity like Rails but with a language that is much more similar to Java and it compiles into bytecode (and Grails is built on top of existing Java frameworks). Check out the interview with Martin Adamek to find out more about the project and how you can contribute to make NetBeans groovier!

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