This week in Gradle (2011-39)
Welcome to the first of our ‘this week in Gradle’ posts. In these posts we share some brief details about recent Gradle development work, our short-term development plans, and other interesting bits of...
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Welcome to our second ‘this week in Gradle’ post. This week was dominated by JavaOne. It has been very exciting to meet so many of our users and so many people interested in Gradle. It has also been...
View ArticleThis week in Gradle (2011-42)
Peter Niederwieser, Luke Daley and I will be at SpringOne next week. If you are around, you are very welcome to arrange meetings with them. Just drop us a note. Of course you can also meet them at...
View ArticleThis Week in Gradle (2011-44)
We had a great time at SpringOne. We met up with the Heroku team to discuss our current work on the Heroku Gradle integration. You can expect something to be released within this year. We met with the...
View ArticleThis Week in Gradle (2011-47)
There is quite a bit of ground to cover as we haven't had a 'This Week in Gradle' posting for 4 weeks.. We will try very hard to get back into a weekly rhythm. A lot of good stuff happened at Devoxx. I...
View ArticleThis Week in Gradle (2011-49)
The conference season is over for this year. The Project Automation Experience in Florida and the Groovy & Grails Exchange have both been great. It is an invaluable source of feedback to talk face...
View ArticleThis week in Gradle (2011-51)
We are very excited about the work by the Jenkins folks for building Jenkins plugins with Gradle. We will follow up on this in more detail in another posting. We hope that Gradle 1.0-milestone-7 will...
View ArticleThis Week in Gradle (2012-4)
If you haven't had a chance yet, have a look at [our new website](http://gradle.org) . We feel so much better now :). I think the site now reflects very well the mission of Gradle. The Jenkins and...
View ArticleThis Week in Gradle (2012-6)
We are very excited that the Spring-Core framework has moved to Gradle. A number of other Spring projects have migrated to Gradle before. Yet having the core of such an important Java enterprise...
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