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Tag Archives: build tool
Gradle 4.8
Letzte Woche wurde das weitverbreitete Build Tool Gradle in der neuen Version 4.8 veröffentlicht. Hier werden die wichtigsten Features kurz zusammengefasst und erklärt.
Posted in Build, config and deploy
Tagged Build, build tool, Dependency Locking, gradle
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Gradle 1.7 released
Version 1.7 of the build tool Gradle was released on August 6th 2013. The release notes list many changes of this release compared to Gradle 1.6. As you can read in the release notes, Gradle 1.7 will speed up our … Continue reading
Maven 3.1.0 Released
The build tool Apache Maven has been released in version 3.1.0. The most noteworthy changes of this release are the following: JSR 330 (Dependency Injection for Java) is used for extensions and plugins. While JSR 330 has been available in … Continue reading
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Tagged build tool, Dependency Injection, Eclipse Aether, JSR 330, maven, SLF4j
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Gradle 1.4 released
Das Build Tool Gradle setzt sich immer mehr als Nachfolger der Platzhirsche Maven und Ant durch, viele Open Source Projekte verwenden es mittlerweile. Und obwohl Gradle noch relativ jung ist, so ist es definitiv “Enterprise ready” und läuft stabil. Nun … Continue reading
Posted in Build, config and deploy, Groovy and Grails
Tagged build tool, gradle, Groovy
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Maven 3.0 ist verfügbar
Was lange währt, wird endlich gut. In diesem Sinne kann ab sofort Maven 3.0 heruntergeladen werden. Die Release Notes gibt es hier und ein entsprechendes Posting von Jason van Zyl hier.
