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Seven Sins of Bad Groovy Programming

By Shawn Hartsock (author)

Originally published December 19, 2007.

Republished from Thoughts and Ideas. The original writing is preserved; topic and concept suggestions are generated metadata, not part of the original article.

Jörg Staudemeyer has posted on the groovy-user forum at nabble a list of seven sins committed in groovy and why they are bad. A good read for anyone new to groovy.

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