I have, a while ago, so things may have moved on. It was fun to use to start off with, but I quickly got fed up with Groovy APIs with no intellisense and littl

I have, a while ago, so things may have moved on. It was fun to use to start off with, but I quickly got fed up with Groovy APIs with no intellisense and little documentation. I certainly helps understanding the Gradle (and even Maven) world first. If you come from that world already, it'll be easy. edit: I see you can use Kotlin now. That makes it much more interesting IMO.