By bonlebon
via informit.com
Published: Jun 17 2007 / 12:34
Out of the many JRE-hosted languages in existence, this article focuses on the popular Jython and Groovy languages. Jython is a Java version of the Python language, whereas Groovy is based on Java. In addition to introducing Jython and Groovy, programmer Jeff Friesen shows you how to download and install necessary software, and takes you on a brief tour of each language.
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Comments
daniel replied ago:
Personally, I think that JRuby should be mentioned here since it's just as viable of a Java-based scripting language, but I suppose there's limited article space.
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