Grails plugin. With new daemon is more interesting, but I need improve my Grails skills.

Modules system to add external js libraries, and use from Groovy. For example, I use a jQuery wrapper groovy class in my examples. Can go further and return from jQuery a groovy list of expando's, or work with canvas with a groovy controller,... I think is interesting use js frameworks or libraries from groovy, then can do more complete tests from spock.

No more groovy / java support planned. Just more functions on maps, lists, ranges, date, string, numbers, regexp. If you missing badly any groovy feature, contact me.

I have 80+ tests, 3+ demos done, and atm no bugs reported. But, the most important effort on next version, will be test and use.

Experimental annotation to use PhantomJs from Groovy. Example

Some fixes.

New function to stop the daemon.

New daemon, that detect changes in your groovy files, and convert to javascript in background.

More spread operator support added. Very little support to use StringBuffer <<.

Starting support on mixins, and improved categories support. @Mixin and @Category not supported.

Added a little, very little support to delegate closures. Now you can create very little dsl's, setting the delegate of the closure, you can access delegate's methods from your dsl.

Now you can add methods and variables to classes (static functions too). MyClass.metaClass.myFunction = { ... }

Basic support Class.forName().

Multiple assignment allowed. (x,y) = { -> [1,2]}

Method pointer to class methods. myClosure = someObject.&someMethod

Safe expressions. object?.property

Starting categories support.

Added a new compilation option for don't convert dependencies. By default, if you convert a class with some imports, that files are converted too in the result.

Supporting groovy beans, getter, setters, getProperties, methodMissing,...

Missing pretty print in javascript result, now all method calls and property access are captured.

More lists and maps functions are supported.

grooscript.js inside the jar in meta-inf/resources folder, so can use with servlet 3.0 spec.

Better support in dependency files, can set classpath and all converted in one file.

More javascript and conversion options.

More groovy support. Check documentation, nice example there.