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If you listen to your code, it'll tell you what you need.
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- Testing Newsletter - 2012/02
- Java Camp 7 - Krakow - Hadoop, RESTEasy, Web Apps Security and FREE PIZZA!
- First Glance At PIT Mutation Testing Tool
- Testing Newsletter - 2012/01
- A New Book On Unit Tests - Q1 2012
- Gather All Your Development Documentation In One Place
- Code Retreat, Cracow, 2011 - Been There, Done That
- Testing Newsletter - November 2011
- Pros And Cons Of Working With Legacy Code
- Working With Legacy Code
Recent comments
- hen and egg
4 days 4 hours ago - Hey, very nice analysis! It
4 days 7 hours ago - Concern on HBASE
1 week 3 days ago - Legacy code is big headache
2 weeks 5 days ago - Re: Email knows too much
3 weeks 5 days ago - Email knows too much
3 weeks 5 days ago - Hi Tomek,
I've not tried it
4 weeks 1 day ago - expecting a lot!
4 weeks 2 days ago - Codebase size
4 weeks 2 days ago - You're welcome. Thanks for
6 weeks 4 days ago
I don't compare apples to oranges
Hi ant-box,
thanks for your comment, but I'm afraid you didn't get the point. I'm not saying that Maven is no match to Ant/Groovy/Shell scripts when it comes to writing install scripts - because it is obvious.
The original script was 90% Ant and 10% Maven (for dependency handling only). It is now much readable and maintainable after moving to Gradle. What I'm trying to demonstrate, is that Gradle is much more powerful than Ant & Maven together for writing such stuff.
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Tomek