🚀 go-pugleaf

Lori M Olson [TeamB] wrote:
> Paul Nichols [TeamB] wrote:
>> Shankar Unni wrote:
>>> paul nichols [TeamB] wrote:
>>>
>>>>> Is that what you're referring to? Or something spun off from 
>>>>> "Project semplice"?
>>>>>
>>>> Yes, this is where it is coming from 
>>>> http://www.sitepoint.com/blogs/2006/05/19/write-java-web-apps-in-visual-basic-or-javascript/ 
>>>>
>>>>
>>>
>>> The only scripting engine that comes with the default distribution
>>> is Javascript (the Rhino scripting engine from Mozilla). I believe
>>> JRuby, Jython, BeanShell and Groovy are in the works (the
>>> integration into the Java 6 scripting framework, I mean), and I'm
>>> sure IBM will also be out with NetRexx integration at some point
>>> (shudder!).
>>
>> Now that's one I haven't seen in a while, good ole Rexx!!
>>
>> I have tried Groovy with it (while it was in beta) and that worked 
>> pretty well.
>>
> 
> Rexx.  Blast from the past.  My first job out of university was an
> application written in Rexx. It was a great scripting language.
> 
> I'm more of a Ruby/JRuby fan now.
> 
I used Rexx for some mainframe scripting a long time back. About 10 
years ago now..

These days, most of my scripting language is limited to JavaScript. Have 
tried Groovy to a limited degree.