As a Grobot developer, I want to be able to write tasks in Groovy, Ruby, Python, or Javascript, so that I can be productive without having to learn another programming language.
The JSR 223 offers a range of scripting languages that can be interpreted by the JVM. Groovy is probably the one that aligns more closely with Java developers but there's clearly a wealth of developers and system's administrators out there who already know and love Ruby and Python.
As a Grobot developer, I want to be able to write tasks in Groovy, Ruby, Python, or Javascript, so that I can be productive without having to learn another programming language.
The JSR 223 offers a range of scripting languages that can be interpreted by the JVM. Groovy is probably the one that aligns more closely with Java developers but there's clearly a wealth of developers and system's administrators out there who already know and love Ruby and Python.
http://www.jcp.org/en/jsr/detail?id=223