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12-02-2024 04:50 AM
12-02-2024 04:50 AM
Hi Morpheus Team, I am working on plugin development and found most of the sample plugin using groovy. Are there any drawbacks using JAVA for plugin development instead of using Groovy?
Can anyone share me their thoughts about using JAVA instead of using Groovy?
Thanks,
Umesh
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12-02-2024 05:42 AM
12-02-2024 05:42 AM
SolutionHi Umesh,
Our preferred plugin language is Groovy. There are no issues with using java for a plugin. Most of our examples can be converted to Java with a few tweaks and some formatting. Groovy simply provides some convenience and the resulting code will be more concise.
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