Distributed Platform Development with Groovy
summary
Claims that Groovy is production‑ready for the service tier backed by numbers and tools rather than hype Groovy with InvokeDynamic and static compilation hits near Java 8 performance in benchmarks around 52,000 req/s while dynamic Groovy is about 50,000 req/s Ratpack and Vert.x are highlighted for very high throughput GORM and Groovy SQL speed data access JsonSlurper parses JSON very fast Spring Boot and Grails 3 on Spring Boot enable small fat jars Spring Cloud Eureka Atlas and Netflix tooling manage dozens of microservices in a PaaS style platform
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chapters (10)
- 0:00Introduction and setup
- 1:38Platform architecture overview
- 10:57Microservices and business verticals
- 21:14Why choose Groovy for services
- 34:10Groovy SQL and REST demos
- 41:13Groovy framework capabilities
- 55:40Tools for platform design
- 1:04:58Spring Boot and Rat Pack
- 1:13:47Tooling and build systems
- 1:18:06Q&A and closing remarks
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