Wednesday, June 6, 2012

Groovy recipes for sweeter Ant builds

Oracle loses Android API copyright suit against Google | Experts torn on Oracle's chances of appeal in Android copyright ruling

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Groovy recipes for sweeter Ant builds
If you want to incorporate Groovy into an existing Java application development process, then you'll need to convince your company's leadership that it's a good idea. One path to adoption is to demonstrate the benefits of using Groovy for an existing process such as nightly builds. Once your team has experienced Groovy's efficiency, they'll likely be more willing to integrate it into new application code. In this Java tip, Groovy developer Chris Bedford presents working recipes for integrating Groovy into your Ant-based Java build process. Read More


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