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What kinds of logic are you putting in your builds? That's a sign you are doing things wrong.
by altcognito 13y ago
What kinds of logic are you putting in your builds? That's a sign you are doing things wrong.
- pswenson 13y agohmm I wonder why this got created? http://ant-contrib.sourceforge.net/tasks/tasks/ http://ant-contrib.sourceforge.net/tasks/tasks/ I wonder if anyone said this about HTML when javascript was introduced? once a system starts getting complicated you inevitably need code. two points: * gradle builds can be completely declarative. you write code only if you need it * builds also are often used for very specific automation. in ant, you end up having to write custom ant tasks. this is fairly painful compared to just creating new classes, tasks, or scripts directly in gradle.
- ryanobjc 13y agoI often find that "can be declarative" means that over the long term in a big project means "isn't declarative" After all you can do functional programming in any language. Why do you need another.