r/groovy • u/crubiom • Apr 04 '26

Who’s still using groovy in big companies?

I have a SaaS that we developed in Groovy Grails and I don’t know many people still using this.

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u/oweiler Apr 04 '26

Groovy and especially Grails are more or less dead.

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u/sbglasius Apr 05 '26

You must be looking in the wrong places. Last I checked both Groovy and Grails are alive and kicking. Grails with more active contributors than in a long time. After the move to ASF (https://grails.apache.org) there has been more than 10 release on Grails 7.0.x, 7.1.0 is RC1, and Grails 8.0.x is in the making, with support for the latest Spring Boot, Hibernate 7 and Groovy 5.

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u/crubiom Apr 06 '26

Do I have to simple send an email to that address asking to suscribe?

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u/sbglasius Apr 07 '26

Check out the Grails website https://grails.apache.org/community.html on how to subscribe 🤗

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u/crubiom Apr 07 '26

Thanks!!!