Re: Help with adding Groovy to Programming-Idioms

2020-10-10 Thread MG
Hi Valentin, glad to give some feedback, especially if it is so well received - evidently you have already put a lot of thought into this and your decisions are conscious ones, which is refreshing, especially when it comes to web & usability design :-) I see your points, especially on the voti

Re: Help with adding Groovy to Programming-Idioms

2020-10-09 Thread Valentin Deleplace
Announcement: it is now possible to write Groovy contents in Programming-Idioms :) The editing form looks like this: [image: image.png] - the yellow parts are mandatory - the green parts are what makes a great implementation, and it does take more effort to write. The demo can be e.g. a link to ru

Re: Help with adding Groovy to Programming-Idioms

2020-10-09 Thread Valentin Deleplace
Hi MG, thank you so much for this thorough feedback, this is extremely valuable. I'll answer your suggestions, keeping in mind that I have to deal with conflicting concerns and the end result will not be perfect in every aspect: 0. "Groovy"+"Groovy (Static)": though this would be the "exact thing"

Re: Help with adding Groovy to Programming-Idioms

2020-10-09 Thread MG
Hi Valentin,     with Groovy maybe one should consider doing a "Groovy" and "Groovy (Static)", since not all dynamic solutions a valid for the @CompilStatic case ? Additional points: 1. I might contribute, as time allows. 2. Havig said that: Just go to https://mrhaki.blogspot.com/search/l

Re: Help with adding Groovy to Programming-Idioms

2020-10-09 Thread Guillaume Laforge
You can use the Groovy Web Console: http://groovyconsole.appspot.com/ On Fri, Oct 9, 2020 at 2:38 PM Valentin Deleplace wrote: > Awesome, thank you Søren and Paul. > I'll provide the details after I've deployed with Groovy in the list. > > Is there a preferred website where it's possible to run

Re: Help with adding Groovy to Programming-Idioms

2020-10-09 Thread Valentin Deleplace
Awesome, thank you Søren and Paul. I'll provide the details after I've deployed with Groovy in the list. Is there a preferred website where it's possible to run arbitrary Groovy code, used by the community? I'm thinking of something like the go playground

Re: Help with adding Groovy to Programming-Idioms

2020-10-09 Thread Paul King
+1 On Fri, Oct 9, 2020 at 9:22 PM Søren Berg Glasius wrote: > Hi Valentin, > > I think it sounds like a great idea, and I would like to participate and > contribute to small snippets. I am a seasoned Groovy developer (I think) > and the co-founder* of GR8Conf, the "All Things Groovy" conference.

Re: Help with adding Groovy to Programming-Idioms

2020-10-09 Thread Søren Berg Glasius
Hi Valentin, I think it sounds like a great idea, and I would like to participate and contribute to small snippets. I am a seasoned Groovy developer (I think) and the co-founder* of GR8Conf, the "All Things Groovy" conference. Let me know how to proceed. * Other founder is in fact Guillaume Lafo

Help with adding Groovy to Programming-Idioms

2020-10-09 Thread Valentin Deleplace
Hello folks I admin https://programming-idioms.org/about and I'd like to add Groovy to the list of available languages. The website is a collection of "how to do X in language Y". My friend Guillaume Laforge advised me to ask this mailing list for help! The goal is to encourage contribution of qual