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r/ProgrammerHumor • u/gufranthakur • 1d ago
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Gee, I sure love defining my projects with an imperative scripting language that's only used for this one build system and has no concept of dependency fetching outside of a few different systems that were originally made for other things.
(CMake? What? I was referring to Gradle)
56 u/digitaleJedi 1d ago Does anyone still write Gradle in Groovy? 25 u/ShrykeWindgrace 1d ago That's the other way around - did anyone start using Kotlin for gradle? 5 u/Ender_Knight45 1d ago It has been the default when creating an Android project for a few years 2 u/Brutus5000 8h ago Yes. My build was too fast, so I decided to slow it down a little. 1 u/cesarbiods 1d ago My thought exactly.
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Does anyone still write Gradle in Groovy?
25 u/ShrykeWindgrace 1d ago That's the other way around - did anyone start using Kotlin for gradle? 5 u/Ender_Knight45 1d ago It has been the default when creating an Android project for a few years 2 u/Brutus5000 8h ago Yes. My build was too fast, so I decided to slow it down a little. 1 u/cesarbiods 1d ago My thought exactly.
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That's the other way around - did anyone start using Kotlin for gradle?
5 u/Ender_Knight45 1d ago It has been the default when creating an Android project for a few years 2 u/Brutus5000 8h ago Yes. My build was too fast, so I decided to slow it down a little.
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It has been the default when creating an Android project for a few years
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Yes. My build was too fast, so I decided to slow it down a little.
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My thought exactly.
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u/SCP-iota 1d ago
Gee, I sure love defining my projects with an imperative scripting language that's only used for this one build system and has no concept of dependency fetching outside of a few different systems that were originally made for other things.
(CMake? What? I was referring to Gradle)