What's next for the Groovy web console?
summary
A redesigned Groovy web console v2 runs on Google Cloud with static front end on App Engine and a pool of Cloud Functions per Groovy version (Java 11), deployable via GitHub Actions. It supports @Grab dependency resolution, runs Spock test execution and Groovy 2.5.15, 3.0.9 and Groovy 4 beta, shares code via compressed base64 URLs or GitHub gists, and isolates each execution to avoid metaClass bleed; streaming output, stdin and persistent per-user saving remain unimplemented.
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chapters (7)
- 0:00Introduction and background
- 12:51Problems with old console
- 20:20New console architecture
- 23:30Demo of new features
- 32:57Automation and contributions
- 35:49Current limitations and future plans
- 39:01Q&A and closing remarks
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