September 2022

Welcome to the September 2022 Gradle Build Tool newsletter.

This edition covers news from the community with an emphasis on plugins. Some new plugins, old favorites, and Gradle’s GitHub Action. Plus, we’ve introduced a new training, “JVM Builds with Gradle Build Tool,” which will soon be listed on www.gradle.com/training for registrations.

From the Community

Blog posts

Videos

Plugins

From Gradle Team

A Better Way to Use Gradle With GitHub Actions

A Better Way to Use Gradle With GitHub Actions — We have a deep integration between Gradle and GitHub Actions. Setup is now more straightforward when building and testing your Gradle project with GitHub Actions.

New Free Training about JVM Builds with Gradle Build Tool

We have a new free training course starting next month: “JVM Builds with Gradle Build Tool.” This course deep-dives into best practices when working with JVM applications. Attend to walk away with a deeper understanding of building JVM projects and learn how to use modern best practices to boost productivity.

See the training page for all available courses.

Developer Productivity Engineering Summit

Register today to attend the Developer Productivity Engineering Summit, November 2-3, 2022, in San Francisco, featuring talks such as Airbnb Developer Productivity Wins and Flaky Tests & Binary Repositories, a Year in the Life of a Google DPE Engineer, to name a few.

Early bird pricing is now available. Use promo code “gbt-100” to get $100 off.

Careers

If you share our passion for developer productivity and tooling, consider joining our globally distributed team and check out our job openings at gradle.com/careers. We are looking for new teammates, including software engineers, solutions engineers, application security engineers, developer productivity engineers, and other roles.

Upcoming Events

See the Gradle Training webpage for an up-to-date list of all upcoming educational and training events.


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Until next time!
— The Gradle Team

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