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Groovy GINQ introduces a SQL-like syntax that can be used to query any collection and documents e.g. XML, JSON, YAML, etc. π₯π
More Groovy 4.0 features explained here: https://t.co/koVtf9lNJd
#groovylang #ginq #programming #learning #tutorial #apachegroovy
#groovylang 4.0.11+ has already supported #Java 21ea fully.
Also #GINQ of Groovy 4.0.12+ will leverage the power of Virtual Thread when the new feature Virtual Thread is available.
https://t.co/gr2rYMRf4u
Feeling groovy this morning? Check out #KeyholeTeam's Rik Scarborough's blog highlighting #Groovy-Integrated Query (GINQ).
He shows 2 examples using #GINQ when exporting a subset of data & comparing 2 data sources. Click below. β¬οΈ @ApacheGroovy https://t.co/KBGlw1SAsN
@paulk_asert @EclipseCollect @ApacheCommons @ApacheGroovy List Comprehension achieved by #GINQ π
assert [4, 16, 36, 64, 100] == GQL {from n in 1..<11 where n % 2 == 0 select n ** 2}
Parsing JSON with Groovy. Includes some Gradle and Maven build tool tips.
https://t.co/ZwKvN7hWaH
#groovylang #json #graalvm #jacksondatabind #gson #ginq #gquery
New post @jdriven_nl blog: Groovy Goodness: Get Row Number In GINQ Result Set #Groovy #GINQ https://t.co/RfVFtLBoyl #jdriven
Groovy Goodness: Get Row Number In GINQ Result Set https://t.co/XckP1dXZTN #groovylang #groovy4 #ginq
#KeyholeTeamβs ββRik Scarborough is back with another #Groovy4 insight to highlight GINQ. He describes two examples of how he used #GINQ when exporting a subset of data and comparing two data sources. Check it out! @riksca #Java
https://t.co/KBGlw1S2Df
A simple example for `groupby` of #GINQ:
```
GQ {
from fruit in ['Apple', 'Apricot', 'Banana', 'Cantaloupe']
groupby fruit.substring(0, 1) as firstChar
select firstChar, agg(_g.stream().map(r -> r.fruit).toList()) as fruitList
}
```
#groovylang
![daniel_sun's tweet photo. A simple example for `groupby` of #GINQ:
```
GQ {
from fruit in ['Apple', 'Apricot', 'Banana', 'Cantaloupe']
groupby fruit.substring(0, 1) as firstChar
select firstChar, agg(_g.stream().map(r -> r.fruit).toList()) as fruitList
}
```
#groovylang https://t.co/X2GEK7kN5z](https://pbs.twimg.com/media/FQFkmwwakAIR4rf.png)
Until now @intellijidea is still my favorite IDE, especially when I find #GINQ of #groovylang 4 will be supported in its future release.
https://t.co/MAm1OTekUH
Using Ginq (Groovy 4) to pull data from a large Json file (database export) for a report. Absolutely love it. This will become a huge part of my toolbox.
"Back in the Groovy 4" by @riksca
P.S. looking forward to his posts on #GINQ of #groovylang 4 π
https://t.co/moKe9ESPn9
#groovylang 4.0.0 beta-1 has improved the performance of #GINQ further more:
optimize:false, parallel:true
4465ms -> 66ms
optimize:false, parallel:false
7184ms -> 145ms
#GINQ of #groovylang 4.0.0 supports parallel querying now. It is especially efficient when querying big data sources.
About 38% time is saved when parallel querying is enabled in the following example:
#GINQ of #groovylang 4 supports the following window functions util now: rowNumber, rank, denseRank, ntile, lead, lag, firstValue, lastValue, nthValue, min, max, count, sum, avg, median, stdev, stdevp, var, varp.
Here is the latest version of user guide: https://t.co/myQyl7K40p
#GINQ of #groovylang 4 supports the following window functions util now: rowNumber, rank, denseRank, ntile, lead, lag, firstValue, lastValue, nthValue, min, max, count, sum, avg, median, stdev, stdevp, var, varp.
Here is the latest version of user guide: https://t.co/myQyl7K40p
Like aggregates, window functions calculate totals across rows but return all the input rows in the result set
These have the form
<fn> ( <expr> ) OVER (
partition by ...
order by ...
<window range>
)
@adilkhash gives an intro at https://t.co/RU9zaaFD8E
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