glaforge

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by glaforge 3y ago
DiskANN seems to be a recent & effective approach: https://github.com/microsoft/DiskANN
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by glaforge 3y ago
And in my current project, I'm using Bob's creation, the @Inject annotation that he introduced when he was leading the work on JSR-330!
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by glaforge 3y ago
I believe I met Bob for the first time in 2007. I was already leading the Apache Groovy project back then (started in 2003) and had the chance to do a "tech talk" at Google, in Mountain View, to present the language to Google engi
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by glaforge 14y ago
Also under the radar because such companies using Groovy sometimes ask us to not speak publicly about the fact they're using Groovy... to my great disappointment!
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by glaforge 14y ago
The static features of Groovy 2.0 are actually a reaction to users demand and wishes. You can read the article to have a more elaborate explanation of this, but in a nutshell, our users want to be able to type check their code especially wh
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by glaforge 14y ago
The static features were not integrated from the Groovy++ project, as it differed in various ways compared to what we had in mind for Groovy. But Groovy++'s definitely been a great inspiration for us when we developed those features, and th
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by glaforge 14y ago
Unfortunately, I cannot give some of the real-world DSLs that I know of or that I've worked on, as my customers request that we don't publicize that information. Just to give you a couple examples which are more or less public, I can mentio
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by glaforge 14y ago
No, Groovy is used in many other places than Grails. One can think of the Gradle build automation tool ( http://gradle.org/ ), for instance, which uses Groovy as a DSL. But actually, one of the very big use cases for Groovy outside of Grail