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[Michael]

JavaScript and Groovy share a lot of syntax elements above what Java already provides.

So I could learn the basics easily since I have a general idea of it?

You'd understand some of what you read... but I don't know if you could write it without some pretty serious tutorial surfing.

Yea, true. Again, this is only java-script so I wouldn't get so far.

This has gotten off-topic, but i dont care.

Tutorials on Javascript: http://w3schools.com/ <-- you will find the javascript link easily. but before you learn javascript, they say you need to know HTML and CSS.

Tutorials on Groovy: http://groovy.codehaus.org/Documentation
first you need to download groovy  and install it properly. if you need help on installation you can ask for help from me if you run on windows Vista/7 xD

[Moonkey]

JavaScript and Groovy share a lot of syntax elements above what Java already provides.

So I could learn the basics easily since I have a general idea of it?

You'd understand some of what you read... but I don't know if you could write it without some pretty serious tutorial surfing.

Yea, true. Again, this is only java-script so I wouldn't get so far.

This has gotten off-topic, but i dont care.

Tutorials on Javascript: http://w3schools.com/ <-- you will find the javascript link easily. but before you learn javascript, they say you need to know HTML and CSS.

Tutorials on Groovy: http://groovy.codehaus.org/Documentation
first you need to download groovy  and install it properly. if you need help on installation you can ask for help from me if you run on windows Vista/7 xD

Too bad I have learned Javascript without learning either of those. I taught myself too. I just had to use a mod called CubeX2's Custom Stuff for Minecraft. Basically you make a mod so that you don't need to use development kits or anything. Just making textures, and adding them to the textures list. So far I have made copper ore.