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Busy developers need ways to automate! This course teaches core concepts and building blocks of using Gradle, an open-source build automation tool. Learn how to install Gradle on your machine and explore how to use its functionality. Instructor Benjamin Muschko walks you through how to define build logic in Gradle, how to equip a project with the Gradle Wrapper, how to use Gradle support in IntelliJ IDEA, and how to define and configure a task. See how Gradle runs tasks based on your command. Learn the three phases of build execution in Gradle. Go over how to locate and apply plugins. Discover how to tie back a build script element to the underlying documentation and how to create a new task that creates a compressed TAR file. Round out the course with a brief overview on helpful tooling and gain insights from taking a deeper look a Gradle build. After working through this course, you’ll be able to implement and execute build logic with Gradle.
Table of Contents
1 Automate everything
2 What you should know
3 What is Gradle
4 Installing Gradle
5 Hello world
6 Gradle’s domain-specific language
7 Using the Gradle Wrapper
8 Executing Gradle from the IDE
9 Build files and conventions
10 Defining and configuring a task
11 The directed acyclic graph (DAG)
12 Build lifecycle phases
13 Applying reusable functionality with plugins
14 Domain object runtime representation
15 Referencing the documentation
16 Challenge Define and execute a task
17 Solution Define and execute a task
18 Next steps
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