June 2015
Intermediate to advanced
188 pages
3h 21m
English
Overview
Gradle Dependency Management is your essential guide to mastering dependency handling in Gradle for Java projects. Whether you are including libraries, configuring repositories, or publishing artifacts for others to use, this book covers all aspects comprehensively. It's tailored to help you optimize and streamline your project's dependency management workflow.
What this Book will help me do
- Master defining dependencies and setting up repositories for Java projects.
- Learn advanced techniques for transitive dependency configuration and customization.
- Understand the process of publishing artifacts to Maven, Ivy, and Bintray repositories.
- Gain skills in setting up and working with multimodule projects in Gradle.
- Become proficient in managing dependency resolution with custom rules and configurations.
Author(s)
Hubert Klein Ikkink is a seasoned Java developer and build automation expert who shares his extensive experience in Gradle through his writing. He takes a structured and comprehensive approach, explaining Gradle's features in an accessible way to empower readers to manage their projects effectively. Hubert believes in simplifying complex subjects for practical use.
Who is it for?
This book is designed for Java developers working on projects that leverage Gradle as the build automation tool. It's especially suited for those who want to deepen their understanding of dependency management and are experienced working with build files and artifact publishing. If you're aiming to improve your Gradle skills to enhance your project workflows, this book is for you.
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