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What would the C# tooling workflow then look like? I haven't found anything that's reasonably easy to use with just .NET Core.
by kuschku 9y ago
What would the C# tooling workflow then look like? I haven't found anything that's reasonably easy to use with just .NET Core.
- JamesBarney 9y agoWhat were you using Gradle to do that you want a c# replacement for?
- kuschku 9y agoBasically everything. In my web projects, gradle runs css and js minification and compilation, and in game projects, it runs the asset preprocessing. The build-time code is handled with gradle’s buildSrc folder. I also obviously use Annotation Preprocessors to pre-generate code for my Java projects, and additional build tools to further minify and optimize the output (e.g., for Android, I also run redex over it). Basically, gradle for me handles the entire build – fetching dependencies, building native libraries, running code generators, building Java code, binding them together, processing assets, compressing the result, and optimizing it all – and deploying the results. In nice, and modular steps.