I implemented a funny experiment on top of Groovy: using my tool beginners can completely program in their own language (I mean everything is translated). You can take a look of this experiment at: http://scrountch.info the implementation is not extremely efficient (or well written) but I consider it an amusing experiment. I was wondering if it could be something that could be implemented in standard Groovy: if an option is present the code could look for i18N properties and be translated (get a look at arabic! the translation is googlesque -I forgot the arabic I learned at school- but the overall result is startling!) (I know: I will take lot of flak from people who think that english is enough so please do not shoot the sitting duck!)
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