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 **Title**: Groovy Programming\\
-**Proposer**: [[2013:russell_winder]]\\
+**Proposer**: [[2013:russel_winder]]\\
 **Type**: Workshop\\
 **Duration**: all day\\
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   * For providing dynamic language capabilities within Java systems, thereby avoiding direct use of Java reflection.
   * For rapidly creating new applications founded on Java frameworks.
-  * Test: Spock is the rapidly rising star of test frameworks. It covers the full spectrum of testing needs
+  * Test: Spock is the rapidly rising star of test frameworks. It covers the full spectrum of testing needs from unit test to functional requirement, bridging the gap between unit test frameworks such as TestNG and JUnit4, and full BDD frameworks such as Cucumber.
-  from unit test to functional requirement, bridging the gap between unit test frameworks such as TestNG and
-  JUnit4, and full BDD frameworks such as Cucumber.
   * Build: Gradle is becoming the build framework of choice supplanting Ant and Maven.
-  * Web applications: Grails is a solid and well used system for creating Web applications using Groovy
+  * Web applications: Grails is a solid and well used system for creating Web applications using Groovy harnessing the industry standard frameworks Hibernate, Spring and Quartz.
-  harnessing the industry standard frameworks Hibernate, Spring and Quartz.
+  * Rich clients: Griffon is a framework for creating rich clients using Groovy and supporting both Swing and JavaFX.
-  * Rich clients: Griffon is a framework for creating rich clients using Groovy and supporting both Swing and
-  JavaFX.
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 This 1-day workshop is a practical, "hands-on" introduction to the Groovy programming language and how to