Groovy Dice / News: Recent posts

A nice work has been done in this release, which focus on extensibility. Groovy Dice now exposes some extension points to allow the users extend and even change the built-in API.

If you are curious about the Groovy language and want to see some action, I recommend you to download it now!

Download:
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=213311

Release notes and changelog:
https://sourceforge.net/project/shownotes.php?group_id=213311&release_id=574463... read more

We're proudly announcing the new version of Groovy Dice, which aggregates several improvements in the API in order to make it even easier to understand. Please visit the project's website to check out what changed in this new version:

http://groovydice.sourceforge.net

After few improvements in the Groovy Dice API, we've decided to release these changes to the public.

Groovy Dice is an open source Groovy-based dice rolling API that provides a simple way to perform almost any kind of dice roll, making this project a reasonable choice for those who are implementing any kind of dice-based game on top of Java platform.

I'm proud to announce the first public release of Groovy Dice.

Groovy Dice is an open source Groovy-based dice rolling API that provides a simple way to perform almost any kind of dice roll, making this project a reasonable choice for those who are implementing any kind of dice-based game on top of Java platform.

In fact, this project was born just as an experiment on how to design and implement DSLs (Domain Specific Languages) using Groovy. Thus, I invite anyone interested in this subject to download and study the source code. It's not state-of-art stuff, but might help. :-)... read more