New posts
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Going Offline – Achieve reproducible, network-free builds using dependency locking and pre-fetching.
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Kotlin vs R8 – See how aggressive CI cleanup causes unexpected build failures and performance hits.
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New videos
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New releases
From the Gradle team
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Gradle 9.3.0 release

In Gradle 9.3.0, HTML test reports get an IDE-style hierarchy for nested and parameterized tests, no more hunting through flat lists! We’ve also pinned stdout/stderr to individual tests and introduced a tabbed interface for aggregate reports.
Alongside this, bash/zsh completion v9.3.0 is out now and will remain synchronized with all future major and minor Gradle releases. Check the full release notes for more!
👉 Release notes
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New course: Authoring Gradle plugins

We’ve just launched a brand-new self-paced course on our learning platform, DPE University. This course is designed to help you write your first Gradle plugin.
The course is also available on the Gradle YouTube channel.
👉 Take the course
From the Develocity team
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Upcoming webinar: Scale throughput with Develocity Universal Cache

Whether it’s the 5x surge in commits driven by GenAI or the increasing complexity of modern applications, CI infrastructure is under unprecedented stress.
Join the Develocity team on January 28 to discover how to make your CI infrastructure keep pace with your commit volume.
👉 Save your spot
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New strategic insights for engineering leaders

AI is rewriting the rules of DevOps, demanding a fundamental rethink of infrastructure and speed. Our two latest deep dives offer a technical masterclass for leaders looking to stabilize their CI/CD environments while meeting the unprecedented demands of AI-scale development.
👉 Read more
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