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01 INTRODUCTION
What is gradle ?

02 FEATURES
Standard - Advanced

03 WHO USING GRADLE

Company, technology, framework, …

04 RESOURCES
Documents

05 ANALYSIS
Marketing research and data

06 CONTACT US
Keep in touch
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• Gradle is a general purpose build system

• It comes with a rich build description language (DSL) base on
Groovy
• It supports “build-by-convention” principle
• But it is very flexible and entensible
• It has built-in plug-in for Java, Groovy, Scala, Web, OSGi
• It derives all the best and integrates well with Ivy, Ant and
Maven
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 2000 Ant
VERTICAL TIMELINE An open source build tool (a program for
putting together all the pieces of a program)

Maven 2004
Upgraded version of Ant
Can download library through the internet

2012 Gradle
Combination of Ant and Maven and
improve by using Groovy in the settlement
of bundle package

Release Now

Release about 1 – 3 mounths / new version

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• Declarative builds and build-by-convention

• Language for dependency based programming and many
ways to manage dependencies
• Groovy as a base language allows imperative programming

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• Deep and rich API for managing projects, tasks, dependency

artefacts and much more.
• Sate of the art support for multi-project builds
• Ease of integraton and migration. Antm Maven, Ivy are
supported out-of-the-box
• Free and open source

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• Parallel unit test execution

• Dependency build
• Incremental build support
• Dynamic tasks and task rules
• Gradle daemon

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• https://docs.gradle.org/current/dsl/
• A task represents a single atomic piece of work for a build,
such as compilling classes or generating Javadoc
• Each task belongs to a Project. You can use the various
methods on TaskContainer to create and lookup task
instances

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• Gradle is composed of two concepts: Project and Tasks

• A project may represent the creation of a jar or a deploy
of an application on the server. Each project is
composed of several Tasks
• Task represent some atomic job

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• Like Ant, it allow you to setup default task and dependencies

between tasks

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• Project build file

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• Project structure

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• Project build file

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• Group and version of your application

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• Information about your source

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• Declare others repositories

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• Plugins to configure your application to your preferred IDE

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• Windows -> Eclipse Market -> Gradle ->

Buildship Gradle Integration + Minimalist Gradle Editor

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• Importing project as a Gradle Project

Import as -> Select “Gradle Project”

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• Importing project as a Gradle Project

Select the project location

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• Importing project as
a Gradle Project
Use the Gradle
wrapper inside the
project or select the
gradle local instalation

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• Executing Gradle in
the Eclipse
- Gradle Tasks tab -> Select
the tasks -> double click in it

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• Executing Gradle in the Eclipse

• Usually when you import a Java project as a Gradle Project we have
compilation errors.
• Need to run the “eclipse” task to Gradle generate the .classpath and
.project files.
• The compilation errors will disappear.

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• Real application usually consist in many project with

dependences between these project, for example a
common project that contains common code used by
others projects
• Gradle support this structure.

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• Define a root project that consist of 3 projects

• App
• api
• build.gradle
• impl
• build.gradle
• common
• build.gradle
• build.gradle
• settings.gradle

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• File settings.gradle of the root project

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• With the buildship plugin, when you import the root project,
all subprojects are imported

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• In the build.gradle of the root project you can apply general

configuration for all projects or call subprojects

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• Dependence between projects

• impl project depend of common and api project
• So you can declare theses dependence in build.gradle of impl
project

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• Dependence between projects

• impl project depend of common and api project
• So you can declare theses dependence in build.gradle of impl
project

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• Your application has several modules, and you change a

module, usually you need build the moulde, publish the jar
to a repository and update other modules to have the
changes
• Composite builds helps us the split up the project into
smaller, independent builds. Ou can now quick-fix the
dependency and see the result right away.

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• In the setting.gradle file of the root project you can include

others projects build.

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• Or include all projects under the “module” directory.

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• .gitignore file for Gradle project

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• Jenkins is an award-winning, cross-platform, continuous integration

and continuous delivery application that increases your productivity.
• Use Jenkins to build and test your software projects continuously
making it easier for developers to integrate changes to the project.

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• Jenkins basically schedule jobs to execute some task.

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• Install plugin Jenkins.

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• After install the plugin, the Jenkins job, select “Invoke Gradle script” then
write the tasks to be invoked.

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• Projects that generated a JAR to be publish in artefactory.

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• Projects that generated a EAR are deployed in JBOSS.

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Google Android Unity Link In

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Hibernate Grails Spring Griffon

• Spring integration

• Spring security

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Standard

• https://www.gradle.org
• https://groovy.codehaus.org
• https://ant.apache.org/manual

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