Thanks for this excellent and succinct demo of Gradle. It doesn't cover everything , but it's a perfect jumping off point to dive into Gradle's more advanced features.
100% agree on @Hegyi Levente's comment. Honestly, his course not only saved me tons of time but explanations are clear and straightforward. In terms of content structure and teaching, @Tom Gregory Tech's style easily surpasses any Coursera or LinkedIn courses. Thank you again. I am more than willing to pay your courses once you list them on the website. Cheers.
Nice fine, thanks Tom. New to gradle, but had to use testImplementation 'junit:junit:4.12' instead of testCompile 'junit:junit:4.12' for it to work. Will check your course. (v 7.0.0 installed with choclatey on Windows & using vscode)
Augh. Your delivery was clear, but it's still over my head. I needed a brief intro detailing prerequisites. Like, "This is for developers that have built multiple projects using Maven and are familiar with a variety of configuration languages such as xml and Groovy" I like the video, and I want to learn more about Maven and Gradle. I would love it if the many videos on this subject were more clear about their audience at the start of the video.
Hi Philippe. Thanks for this suggestion and sorry the video didn't hit the spot. It makes sense that you should know if the video is aimed at you. I've included such a section in the free introductory Gradle course I recently created, which aims to fill in some of the gaps from this video.
Hello Tom, Thank you so much for the wonderful video. I have been using Eclipse my whole life. Can you please suggest me with the best gradle content assist plugin that i can use with Eclipse to write the build.gradle file without typing to much stuff.
Hi Ajaya. You're very welcome. I'd like to help, but unfortunately it's been a long time since I used Eclipse. Let me know if you find a good plugin. Tom
Could not move temporary workspace (C:\Users\Panda\.gradle\caches\8.9\transforms\5f81bb56960adfcb8e3b54c856d0094a-9edd766f-9f2f-42a3-8485-7a36f9d590ac) to immutable location (C:\Users\Panda\.gradle\caches\8.9\transforms\5f81bb56960adfcb8e3b54c856d0094a) can you help me with this error?
Hi. I have an issue, and an explanation is that when I try testing or try executing a Gradle command in local it brings up this: D:\Projects\Java\Freetime\First Gradle Project>./gradlew build '.' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file. Another question is how do you instantly run and open the terminal for a project's main method? Another question is how do you remove the highlight when you do ./ in the terminal?
how do i add a local jar file to class path using gradle? when i try to add it normally using IntelliJ and then reload gradle, it changes the class path, removing the dependency i added
Hi Kaushik. IntelliJ derives its configuration for a Gradle project from the build.gradle, so any changes you make manually to IntelliJ may be overwritten. If you want to add a local jar to as a dependency in your build, try following this suggestion stackoverflow.com/questions/20700053/how-to-add-local-jar-file-dependency-to-build-gradle-file
Gradle sync performs horribly in Android Studio on my Ubuntu 22, Core I3 4GB laptop. My build.sh completes the build faster. Mostly because Android Studio is a bloated monster.
It's a plugin that adds Java compilation, packaging, and testing capabilities to your Gradle build. Once you've added it, when you run the build Gradle task it will compile and package your code into a jar file, as seen in the video.
@@TomGregoryTech Thanks man. Many gradle tutorials asumes that you know stuf and do not explain important basic details. Yours tutorials are different. Thank you for that.
@@TomGregoryTech It explains nice what you can do with gradle but sadly it lacks some explanation how to get started. I want to use a build system to now, but for small projects i still have the feeling adding my stuff manually is faster and more easy
@@MrPetschko I realise it lacks some detail, which is why I made this free course which fills in the details. Hope it helps learn.tomgregory.com/courses/get-going-with-gradle
You deserve at least 10 times the views man, this is without a doubt the clearest beginners overview for Gradle that I have found online.
Thanks a lot. I tried to put everything important into one video. With this type of feedback I will try to do some similar videos.
@@TomGregoryTech Thank you so much!!
@@TomGregoryTech This is the best 10-minute video I have seen about Gradle. Thank you very much!!
I have 0 knowledge about Gradle and this 10-minute video taught me the basics in the most concise way possible, thanks!
This video is an absolute BLESSING, thank you so much!
Never seen a better introduction to a topic than this one here. Awesome man, truly awesome!
Thanks!. I tried to make the video that I would have found useful when I started with Gradle.
unbelievably concise and clear
Thanks Mark!
This is clear, concise and to the point. Having worked with make, ant and maven - this is just what I needed - thanks.
Thank you so much for this!!! I'm having a hard time in my internship but this helps immensely
very simple and well explained👌 thanks Tom👍
Excellent tutorial that clarifies a lot of important beginner knowledge of Gradle !!!
Great work, thanks!
Fantastic overview for starters. Thank you!
such concise explanation, great video!
Thanks for this excellent and succinct demo of Gradle. It doesn't cover everything , but it's a perfect jumping off point to dive into Gradle's more advanced features.
Awesome, glad it was helpful.
Great video. Lots of good info.
Thanks. Glad you got some value from it Scott.
It's the tutorial I was searching, thank you !
Made just for you!
Very nice tutorial to get me started. Also I am looking forward to checking out your free course.
Hope you enjoy it!
Very nice video for gradle introduction!
You're very welcome. See you in an other video!
100% agree on @Hegyi Levente's comment. Honestly, his course not only saved me tons of time but explanations are clear and straightforward. In terms of content structure and teaching, @Tom Gregory Tech's style easily surpasses any Coursera or LinkedIn courses. Thank you again. I am more than willing to pay your courses once you list them on the website. Cheers.
Thanks Ben! There is also a more advanced course for anyone wanting to reach Gradle Java project mastery learn.tomgregory.com/courses/gradle-hero
Very informative tutorial, Thanks !!
that was superb tutorial 👍🎉
Nice fine, thanks Tom. New to gradle, but had to use
testImplementation 'junit:junit:4.12'
instead of
testCompile 'junit:junit:4.12'
for it to work. Will check your course.
(v 7.0.0 installed with choclatey on Windows & using vscode)
Hi Brian. Thanks for the heads up. You're right testCompile has now been removed from Gradle in favour of testImplementation.
Thanks bro this will hopefully make using java libraries a little less frustrating
This is soooo helpful thank you!
You're very welcome Dinah!
Wow. This is a superb tutorial! Thank you
Thanks a lot man, it was a huge help.
Thanks this was so much help.
Augh. Your delivery was clear, but it's still over my head. I needed a brief intro detailing prerequisites. Like, "This is for developers that have built multiple projects using Maven and are familiar with a variety of configuration languages such as xml and Groovy"
I like the video, and I want to learn more about Maven and Gradle. I would love it if the many videos on this subject were more clear about their audience at the start of the video.
Hi Philippe. Thanks for this suggestion and sorry the video didn't hit the spot. It makes sense that you should know if the video is aimed at you. I've included such a section in the free introductory Gradle course I recently created, which aims to fill in some of the gaps from this video.
Nice tutorial
Thanks Craig.
Very good tutorial brother 👍
Thank you 👍
The acme of conciseness.
A great tutorial.
As Linus said talk is cheap, show me the code.
thank you very helpful
I wish I have seen this video 3 years ago. When I was starting in the programming world 😢
Hello Tom, Thank you so much for the wonderful video. I have been using Eclipse my whole life. Can you please suggest me with the best gradle content assist plugin that i can use with Eclipse to write the build.gradle file without typing to much stuff.
Hi Ajaya. You're very welcome. I'd like to help, but unfortunately it's been a long time since I used Eclipse. Let me know if you find a good plugin. Tom
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Thanks dawg.
Cool tutorial. The stabilization on your face was a little weird though.
Thanks
Could not move temporary workspace (C:\Users\Panda\.gradle\caches\8.9\transforms\5f81bb56960adfcb8e3b54c856d0094a-9edd766f-9f2f-42a3-8485-7a36f9d590ac) to immutable location (C:\Users\Panda\.gradle\caches\8.9\transforms\5f81bb56960adfcb8e3b54c856d0094a)
can you help me with this error?
Thats cool and all but how to run gradle project as it was on 7:44? For me, there is no task main
Good question. That is a feature of IntelliJ IDEA. Just right click the main method and choose "Run".
Hi. I have an issue, and an explanation is that when I try testing or try executing a Gradle command in local it brings up this:
D:\Projects\Java\Freetime\First Gradle Project>./gradlew build
'.' is not recognized as an internal or external command,
operable program or batch file.
Another question is how do you instantly run and open the terminal for a project's main method?
Another question is how do you remove the highlight when you do ./ in the terminal?
Hi. Use gradlew.bat in Windows.
Hi ..can u explain gradle-wrapper.properties file in details...coz in organizations systems we usually get error on distributionUrl
Hi. I have videos on the Gradle wrapper but don't go into that much detail ua-cam.com/video/lEfbYkacy1I/v-deo.html
how do i add a local jar file to class path using gradle? when i try to add it normally using IntelliJ and then reload gradle, it changes the class path, removing the dependency i added
Hi Kaushik. IntelliJ derives its configuration for a Gradle project from the build.gradle, so any changes you make manually to IntelliJ may be overwritten. If you want to add a local jar to as a dependency in your build, try following this suggestion stackoverflow.com/questions/20700053/how-to-add-local-jar-file-dependency-to-build-gradle-file
Cheers
Nice! Tx
it was nice but was very fast
can u be slow and show detail of how you are giving the syntax??
Sure thanks. I will bear this in mind for my next tutorials.
I needed some comparison with maven
Bit late, but "Build wars: Maven vs. Gradle in 2021" just got released ua-cam.com/video/FNeQOA2u8vQ/v-deo.html
Gradle sync performs horribly in Android Studio on my Ubuntu 22, Core I3 4GB laptop. My build.sh completes the build faster. Mostly because Android Studio is a bloated monster.
Tooaasks! You sound so british more than Queen =)
The Queen wishes she was as posh as me. It's why she makes sure to watch all my Gradle videos ;)
@@TomGregoryTech Haha! Love your slang man! Hoping to see more videos!
what is java plugin?
It's a plugin that adds Java compilation, packaging, and testing capabilities to your Gradle build. Once you've added it, when you run the build Gradle task it will compile and package your code into a jar file, as seen in the video.
@@TomGregoryTech Thanks man. Many gradle tutorials asumes that you know stuf and do not explain important basic details. Yours tutorials are different. Thank you for that.
save some time and run it in 1.5 speed
thanks sure it good but you was so fast
This video is not easy to understand for complete beginners, which is a shame.
Hi Jesper. Thanks for the feedback and sorry it wasn't the intro you were looking for.
@@TomGregoryTech It explains nice what you can do with gradle but sadly it lacks some explanation how to get started. I want to use a build system to now, but for small projects i still have the feeling adding my stuff manually is faster and more easy
@@MrPetschko I realise it lacks some detail, which is why I made this free course which fills in the details. Hope it helps learn.tomgregory.com/courses/get-going-with-gradle
Not a fair criticism.. this wasn't advertised as a complete beginners tutorial.. Tom - you did a great job! Please make more..
@@roymath Video Title: "and why you should use it". I think that points to people which never used gradle before
Great tutorial - thanks!