Although we can create a working application by using only one module, sometimes it is wiser to divide our application into multiple smaller modules. Because this is a rather common use case, every self-respecting build tool must support it, and Gradle is no exception. If a Gradle project has more than one module, it is […] Read more

The year 2014 is almost over, and this means that it is time to publish the most popular blog posts that I wrote during this year. I selected these blog posts by using Google Analytics. I selected all blog posts that were published during 2014 and picked the blog posts that had the most page […] Read more

After we have created a useful application, the odds are that we want to share it with other people. One way to do this is to create a binary distribution that can be downloaded from our website. This blog post describes how we can build a binary distribution that fulfils the following requirements: Our binary […] Read more

It is challenging, if not impossible, to create real life applications which don't have any external dependencies. That is why dependency management is a vital part of every software project. This blog post describes how we can manage the dependencies of our projects with Gradle. We will learn to configure the used repositories and the […] Read more

This blog post describes how we can compile and package a simple Java project by using Gradle. Our Java project has only one requirement: Our build script must create an executable jar file. In other words, we must be able to run our program by using the command: Let's find out how we can fulfil […] Read more