Groovy core developer Jeremy Rayner rounded up bloggers’ reactions to Groovy, after JavaOne 2007:
- Positive
- Bernard Ng
- Sausheong
- Ben Teese [1], [2]
- Charles Ditzel [1], [2]
- Demian
- Michael Kovacs
- Andres Almiray [1], [2]
- Peter Pilgrim
- Chirag Mehta
- Matt Stine [1], [2], [3]
- Jason [1], [2]
- Maryland Pok Guy
- Lucas Jellema [1], [2]
- Michael Yuan
- Antoni Batchelli
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- Neutral
- Keyur Shah
- Tony
- Cameron Purdy
- Frank Coyle
- Igor Minar
- Brendon Humphreys
- Negative
- Ola Bini [1], [2]
- Cay Horstmann [1], [2], [3]
- Hani Suleiman
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- Friends
- Geertjan Wielenga (Netbeans plugin)
- Graeme Rocher [1], [2], [3], [4] (Grails Lead)
- Jason Rudolph [1] [2] [3]
- Ian Roughley (InfoQ)
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- JavaFx
- Cedric Beust + comments
- Danno Ferrin
- Ron Hitchens
- Steve Giovannetti
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It looks like Groovy managed to enthuse some people about Groovy and we even made it to the best seller list (#5)
Jeremy sent special thanks to Guillaume Laforge, Dierk König, Rod Cope, Vladimir Vivien Graeme Rocher and anyone else who talked about Groovy at JavaOne, either on stage, or in the corridors.
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