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Gosu is JVM-based an imperative statically-typed object-oriented programming language that is designed to be expressive, easy-to-read, and reasonably fast. It started in 2002 in company called Guidewire as a internal language and was released in 2010 to the opensource world.

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-'''Gosu''' is JVM-based an imperative statically-typed object-oriented programming language that is designed to be expressive, easy-to-read, and reasonably fast. It started in 2002 in company called [http://guidewire.com/ Guidewire] as a internal language and was released in 2010 to the opensource world.
+'''Gosu''' is [[runs on vm::JVM]]-based an imperative statically-typed object-oriented programming language that is designed to be expressive, easy-to-read, and reasonably fast. It started in 2002 in company called [http://guidewire.com/ Guidewire] as a internal language and was released in 2010 to the opensource world.
 * [http://lazygosu.org/ LazyGosu.org - nice community tutorial]