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Gradle 5 lets you write the build scripts in Kotlin, which is supposed to address the code completion issue. (And the continuous build mode is a nice feature!)
by ptx 8y ago
Gradle 5 lets you write the build scripts in Kotlin, which is supposed to address the code completion issue. (And the continuous build mode is a nice feature!)
But, yes, is does use a lot of memory.
- pjmlp 8y agoSo I have to use additionally 2GB, adopt yet another programming language, to get back what Maven already gives me out of the box? Eclipse and Netbeans compile on file save, can't get more continuous than that.