Gradle16 articles

Microsoft and Gradle Enterprise have joined forces to explore a novel approach to Gradle project import and building, based on the Build Server Protocol (BSP).

Dealing with flaky tests is a significant challenge in software development. These unpredictable and inconsistent tests can pass or fail without any changes in code.

Software development is a fast-changing field, and much of our understanding is based on personal experience. So here’s mine.

Explore the impact of Build Rot on build speed and test times, offering strategies for enhanced observability and Developer Productivity Engineering to optimize build processes.

Use IntelliJ IDEA to analyze dependencies in your project. Use the Dependency Analyzer to find specific dependencies, show conflicts and more, or use the Dependency Diagram in IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate.

This is the second article of the series “How Gradle Works”. In this article, we’ll explain what happens inside the Gradle Daemon JVM.

In this article, we’re going to take a look at the Package Checker plugin, that’s bundled with IntelliJ IDEA Ultimate!

This is the first of a series on how Gradle works! For example, how does Gradle start up and how many JVMs are involved in a Gradle build?

In this article, you learn about the Modular Monolithic architecture and how you can create it using the Spring Framework and Gradle.

Learn the different ways in which we can view our project’s dependencies in IntelliJ IDEA, and the different focus for each view.