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wittchen.io
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| | | | | Introduction I really like Gradle build system for JVM apps. It has flexibility like Ant and great dependency management capabilities like Maven. It addition, it doesnt use XML notation, but Groovy programming language, so builds configurations are simple, concise, easier to read and easier to create. In my opinion, Gradle is truly modern build system for JVM apps. Nevertheless, there are projects, which are pretty old and use older systems like Ant. | |
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sookocheff.com
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| | | | | I've been experimenting with the Google Cloud Dataflow Java SDK for running managed data processing pipelines. One of the first tasks is getting a build environment up and running. For this I chose Gradle. We start by declaring this a java application and listing the configuration variables that declare the source compatibility level (which for now must be 1.7) and the main class to be executed by the run task to be defined later. | |
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blog.gradle.org
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| | | | | This post introduces a new Gradle dependency management feature called "source dependencies". | |
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ericmigi.com
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| | | The new Pebble app is live on iOS and Android | ||
