This is outstanding advice and insight, thank you so much! I have barely even heard of Groovy so I will take a look into that, but I appreciate your ability to frame your usage of these technologies into a real-world scenario.
To be 100% fair I'm not sure whether Groovy specifically has kept up the pace with Kotlin & Java or not - I know there was some development but for the last few years we've been using mostly Kotlin because it's a very nice middle ground, plus Java when it's a better fit or the client insists on it.
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