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Using Gradle for local stuff takes pretty much all the pain out of it, and when running in production I just have a single .jar file with all the dependencies b
by jamesfinlayson 5y ago
Using Gradle for local stuff takes pretty much all the pain out of it, and when running in production I just have a single .jar file with all the dependencies baked in.
I used to get annoyed by classpath issues but since moving to Gradle I haven't had any.
- junon 5y agoYep, this is also what I've experienced. Gradle isn't a "good" build system, by any measure. But it gets the job done and can handle the Java story quite well.