Gradle Essential Training For Java Developers
Learn Gradle features to build you Java apps with confident.
Description
Gradle Essential Training For Java Developers
In this course, I'll equip you with the right knowledge you need to understand Gradle fundamentals and core concepts to build your Java-based apps in the right way.
Also, I'll walk you through a comparison among Java build tools: Why you need to choose Gradle instead of Ant or Maven?
I'll talk about Gradle key features that boost Gradle Performance: task output caching, Incremental build, and Parallel execution
I'll introduce you to the Groovy language basics to help you write a custom Gradle build script.
I'll build a Java project using Gradle and explain Gradle with real coding examples.
I'll explain the Gradle lifecycle and Gradle wrapper in depth.
I'll cover Gradle repositories, dependencies, and transitive dependencies.
I'll talk about dependency configurations such as (Implementation, CompileOnly,runtimeOnly) what they mean and what are the benefits of using them?
I'll explain Gradle tasks how to use them and how to create custom tasks
Live example on how to convert Spring boot/java app from Maven to Gradle.
How to use Gradle Daemon to speed up your build time.
All slides and codes included.
Thank you very much for tuning in and reading the course descreption; enjoy the ride and be well.
What You Will Learn!
- Gradle Fundamentals: Core concepts, features, and life cycle.
- Groovy jump start to help you writing groovy script within Gradle build file.
- Java Build Tools comparison: Why you need to switch to Gradle?
- Build a Java project using Gradle
- Dependency Management in Gradle
- Dependency configurations such as (implementation, compileOnly,runtimeOnly) what they mean and what are the benefits?
- Gradle Wrapper
- Gradle Cache
- Gradle Tasks: custom creation and execution flow
- Live example on how to convert Spring boot project from Maven to Gradle.
- How to use Gradle Daemon to speed up your build time.
Who Should Attend!
- Developers in General, Java developers in Particular.