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Hi
We are going to start a CRUD project.
I have some experience using groovy and
I think it is the right tool.
My concern is about performance.
How good is groovy compared to a java solution.
It is estimated that we can have up to 100
simultaneosly users. We are going to use a
MySql DB and a tomcat server.
Any comment or suggestion?
Thanks
Thanks for the answers and advices. I like groovy. It might be some performance problems under some circumstances. Groovy++ might be a better choice. At his point I would prefer to give a chance to “spring roo” which has a huge overlapping with Groovy but you remain at java and NO roo.jar is added to your project. Therefore you are not paying any extra cost for using it.
Moreover “roo” allows backward engineering and roundtrip engineering.
Unfortunately the plug-in library is pretty small up to now.
Luis