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The integration with IDEA and Eclipse for Gradle is actually quite good, the only downside is that it's "one-way". That is to say that you can't use the IDE's G
by dljsjr 9y ago
The integration with IDEA and Eclipse for Gradle is actually quite good, the only downside is that it's "one-way". That is to say that you can't use the IDE's GUI to configure your build.
Gradle enables this as a first-class citizen by providing a "Tooling API": https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/embedding.html https://docs.gradle.org/current/userguide/embedding.html
I know that Buildship, the Eclipse plugin that integrates Gradle, is actually worked on pretty heavily by Gradle contributors. I don't know about IDEA but that's the IDE that I use for Java development and the Gradle integration is very, very good.
- pjmlp 9y agoIt is still not as good as Ant and Maven support, which allow two ways, and are even the project formats used by Netbeans.