- Gradle Build Tool
Gradle is the open source build system of choice for Java, Android, and Kotlin developers From mobile apps to microservices, from small startups to big enterprises, it helps teams deliver better software, faster
- Gradle | Installation
Install the Gradle build tool on Linux, macOS or Windows, either manually or using a package manager like SDKMAN! or Homebrew
- Releases - Gradle
Here you can find binaries and reference documentation for current and past versions of Gradle You can find the next release candidate or a bleeding edge nightly build for the release and master branches on their respective pages
- Gradle User Manual
Most projects will start with an existing Gradle build which does not require the installation of Gradle However, if you are starting a project from scratch, and you need to install Gradle, check out the installation guide
- Installing Gradle
If the gradlew or gradlew bat files are already present in your project, you do not need to install Gradle But you need to make sure your system satisfies Gradle’s prerequisites You can follow the steps in the Upgrading Gradle section if you want to update the Gradle version for your project Please use the Gradle Wrapper to upgrade Gradle
- Getting Started - Gradle User Manual
The learning the basics section goes through the Gradle core concepts so that you can quickly understand how to invoke tasks, turn on features, apply plugins, add dependencies to your project, and more
- Core Concepts - Gradle User Manual
Gradle automates building, testing, and deployment of software from information in build scripts
- Gradle 8. 14 Release Notes
Gradle 8 14 adds support for Java 24, Native Image toolchains, improved skipped test reporting, lazy dependency configuration for better performance, richer diagnostics via the Problems API, and a new integrity check mode for the configuration cache
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