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Gradle(the innovation continues)

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Sejong Park
Sejong Park

This document summarizes Gradle, an open source build automation tool. It discusses Gradle's features such as dependency management, parallel execution, and Android plugin. It also introduces the company behind Gradle, Gradleware, which employs engineers to develop and support Gradle. The document advertises resources on using Gradle through websites, books, webinars, and professional services.

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Gradle The Innovation Continues
About Us Hans Dockter Founder Gradle, CEO Gradleware hans.dockter@gradleware.com Luke Daley Principal Engineer, Gradleware. luke.daley@gradleware.com
Gradle Build automation evolved. Gradle can automate the building, testing, publishing, deployment and more of software packages or other types of projects such as generated static websites, generated documentation or indeed anything else. JVM based Implemented in Java, Groovy outer layer 100% Free Open Source - Apache Standard License 2.0 http://www.gradle.org
The Road to 1.0
Gradle 1.0 Released 12th June 2012.
The innovation Releases roughly every 6 weeks continues …
Clickable report URLs Whenever a task that produces some kind of report fails, you get a URL to the report file. This makes it much easier to open. Linux - directly clickable (most terminals) Mac OS - + click to open Windows - copy/paste Small feature, surprisingly useful.
Upgrade Assistance Gradle has a frequent release cycle, we want to help you keep current. The “build comparison” support facilitates testing your build with different versions. Verify that your outputs are the same with the new Gradle version.
Maven conversion Convert a pom.xml to a build.gradle Gives you a staring point Incubating!
Test Output Detailed test information, in the console Stacktraces Events (e.g. skipped) T unable and flexible M ultiple logging levels There’s a very detailed forum post on this.
New dependency report Indicates both requested and selected versions Much better insight into version conflicts (previous version only showed selected)
Dependency Insight Inverse of dependencies report Shows path to a dependency Explains how/why a dependency is in the graph
Dependency resolution API ResolutionResult A model of the resolved dependency graph requested and selected Selection reason Basis for new dependency reports Fine grained conflict handling rules
Performance & Relevance depends on scenarios Memory
Parallel execution –parallel –parallel-threads=?num? Incubating!
Compiler For Java, Groovy, Scala Daemons
Incremental Scala Zinc (SBT) integration Compile
Native A platform wonderland integration
Continue on failure Live Demo
Android apply plugin 'android' : version = '1.0' android { target'android-16' productFlavors{ free packageName = 'org.gradle.sample.free' } { paid } buildTypes custom } { } sourceSets { mai. njava.srcDir 'some-dir' mai. nresour ces.srcDir 'some-resources' fre.ejava. srcDir 'some-free-dir' }
Looking forward Some things in the pipeline…
Dependency management We are continuing to add new dependency management features, primarily for conflict control and precision. Also working on a new model to cover: Variants Publication types (beyond single file) Context sensitive dependency consumption
Implicit plugins Being able to have plugins applied automatically. For example, based on the name of a requested task. That is, no need to add wrapper or compareGradleBuilds tasks.
JavaScript Improving the documentation for the existing JavaScript support in Gradle. Minification/Compression St atic Analysis (e.g. JSHint) Tra nspiling (e.g. CoffeeScript) Te st Execution (e.g. Jasmine) All based on a general purpose JavaScript tool toolkit (based on Rhino).
C/C++
Plugin D evelopers
Enterprise scalability
More Gradle…
Gradleware The company behind Gradle. Employs full time engineers Gradle consulting, support, development services etc. Training: online, public and in-house General build automation services Germany, Australia, UK, Poland, Austria, Canada and the US. http://www.gradleware.com
The Gradle Book Free HTML version online @http://gradleware.com/resources.
Screencasts Screencasts about Gradle are available @Gradleware.com. The Gradle Wrapper A Gentle Introduction To Gradle
Webinars We are hosting monthly webinars with Gradleware Engineers. Past webinars (recordings available via gradleware.com/resources): The Gradle Roadmap In-Depth 1.0 power features Standardising and administering your build environment Migrating and upgrading Upcoming: Permanently Slim - No Lean without Automation Automation Dog Food Keep an eye on gradle.org/webinars
惭辞谤别… gradle.org/documentation User Guide DSL Reference API docs forums.gradle.org github.c om/gradle/gradle gradle.o rg/books gradle.org/event s gradle.org/webinars gra dle.org/news gradleware.c om/resources Professional services available through gradleware.com.
Thank You Come and talk to us at our booth.

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Gradle(the innovation continues)

  • 2. About Us Hans Dockter Founder Gradle, CEO Gradleware hans.dockter@gradleware.com Luke Daley Principal Engineer, Gradleware. luke.daley@gradleware.com
  • 3. Gradle Build automation evolved. Gradle can automate the building, testing, publishing, deployment and more of software packages or other types of projects such as generated static websites, generated documentation or indeed anything else. JVM based Implemented in Java, Groovy outer layer 100% Free Open Source - Apache Standard License 2.0 http://www.gradle.org
  • 5. Gradle 1.0 Released 12th June 2012.
  • 6. The innovation Releases roughly every 6 weeks continues …
  • 7. Clickable report URLs Whenever a task that produces some kind of report fails, you get a URL to the report file. This makes it much easier to open. Linux - directly clickable (most terminals) Mac OS - + click to open Windows - copy/paste Small feature, surprisingly useful.
  • 8. Upgrade Assistance Gradle has a frequent release cycle, we want to help you keep current. The “build comparison” support facilitates testing your build with different versions. Verify that your outputs are the same with the new Gradle version.
  • 9. Maven conversion Convert a pom.xml to a build.gradle Gives you a staring point Incubating!
  • 10. Test Output Detailed test information, in the console Stacktraces Events (e.g. skipped) T unable and flexible M ultiple logging levels There’s a very detailed forum post on this.
  • 11. New dependency report Indicates both requested and selected versions Much better insight into version conflicts (previous version only showed selected)
  • 12. Dependency Insight Inverse of dependencies report Shows path to a dependency Explains how/why a dependency is in the graph
  • 13. Dependency resolution API ResolutionResult A model of the resolved dependency graph requested and selected Selection reason Basis for new dependency reports Fine grained conflict handling rules
  • 14. Performance & Relevance depends on scenarios Memory
  • 15. Parallel execution –parallel –parallel-threads=?num? Incubating!
  • 16. Compiler For Java, Groovy, Scala Daemons
  • 17. Incremental Scala Zinc (SBT) integration Compile
  • 18. Native A platform wonderland integration
  • 20. Android apply plugin 'android' : version = '1.0' android { target'android-16' productFlavors{ free packageName = 'org.gradle.sample.free' } { paid } buildTypes custom } { } sourceSets { mai. njava.srcDir 'some-dir' mai. nresour ces.srcDir 'some-resources' fre.ejava. srcDir 'some-free-dir' }
  • 21. Looking forward Some things in the pipeline…
  • 22. Dependency management We are continuing to add new dependency management features, primarily for conflict control and precision. Also working on a new model to cover: Variants Publication types (beyond single file) Context sensitive dependency consumption
  • 23. Implicit plugins Being able to have plugins applied automatically. For example, based on the name of a requested task. That is, no need to add wrapper or compareGradleBuilds tasks.
  • 24. JavaScript Improving the documentation for the existing JavaScript support in Gradle. Minification/Compression St atic Analysis (e.g. JSHint) Tra nspiling (e.g. CoffeeScript) Te st Execution (e.g. Jasmine) All based on a general purpose JavaScript tool toolkit (based on Rhino).
  • 25. C/C++
  • 29. Gradleware The company behind Gradle. Employs full time engineers Gradle consulting, support, development services etc. Training: online, public and in-house General build automation services Germany, Australia, UK, Poland, Austria, Canada and the US. http://www.gradleware.com
  • 30. The Gradle Book Free HTML version online @http://gradleware.com/resources.
  • 31. Screencasts Screencasts about Gradle are available @Gradleware.com. The Gradle Wrapper A Gentle Introduction To Gradle
  • 32. Webinars We are hosting monthly webinars with Gradleware Engineers. Past webinars (recordings available via gradleware.com/resources): The Gradle Roadmap In-Depth 1.0 power features Standardising and administering your build environment Migrating and upgrading Upcoming: Permanently Slim - No Lean without Automation Automation Dog Food Keep an eye on gradle.org/webinars
  • 33. 惭辞谤别… gradle.org/documentation User Guide DSL Reference API docs forums.gradle.org github.c om/gradle/gradle gradle.o rg/books gradle.org/event s gradle.org/webinars gra dle.org/news gradleware.c om/resources Professional services available through gradleware.com.
  • 34. Thank You Come and talk to us at our booth.