Gradle Course for Beginners | Get Going with Gradle

[@TomGregoryTech]

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[@gerdsfargen6687]

Dude you are so much excellence in one person. Thank you so much!

[@AvinashKumar-mh6si]

25:20 it means, even we just add some plugin, the tasks defined by plugin will execute. And if we customise those tasks, so customisation will also execute. And plugins are important, because, we mention just some fields inputs, what is happening behind is worked upon by plugins and the gradle tool only.

[@ManuelJordan317]

Thanks for your efforts, added to my watch list! .... there is always something to learn in Gradle ...

[@MrMikomi]

17:20 As of 19/08/2024 the list of options at the command line are now Select type of build to generate: 1: Application 2: Library 3: Gradle plugin 4: Basic (build structure only)

[@kangsankim3753]

Thank you Tom. You saved my life.

[@cristhianavargascuero5821]

Thanks for this video, feel that I've improved with this.

[@SunnyDays-888]

Good job! Thank you!

[@adewaleadisa4346]

well done. Thanks

[@ОлегПаламарчук-р5к]

Thanks! Great work!

[@daorihunta]

Thank you so much Tom, learned a lot. keep up the hard effort you put in creating such a craft!

[@MrMikomi]

41:45 For me "testImplementation" was in red in intellij (error message "Unresolved reference: testImplementation"). Clicking "Load Gradle Changes" (CTRL SHIFT O) seems to have resolved it.

[@MrMikomi]

Following along with this - many thanks. Suggest using chocolatey to install gradle as it makes it easy to upgrade in future - just "choco install gradle" is needed in an elevated command prompt.

[@Anloder4]

Well, at this moment I have many projects with different gradle versions. What do you recommend for solving this in windows or linux?

[@rishavkumar9233]

Thank you, it was very helpful!

[@yesyas5972]

Nice tutorial!

[@daorihunta]

You are a champ Tom! Learned a lot

[@ethanhunt937]

Phenomenal

[@turkerozturk6889]

Thank you for your effort to teach us. Now I understand the environment more. The explanation on the kts file about lambda expressions is very informative. I need to watch 2-3 times againin time to absorb the information.

[@AnantaAkash.Podder]

Sir, your Explanation is Truly amazing... I have commented before... But it is Never enough to appreciate your your Teaching... Thank you and have a Good Day... Love from Bangladesh

[@derfiemcgoo9673]

Excellentamente! Hola!

[@truedwell]

Finally I will understand it

[@AnantaAkash.Podder]

Thank you very much Gregory...❤️

[@snakehound7678]

thank you for the helpful gradle tutorial. it gives me a perfect overview😊

[@c.stewart000]

Great vid thanks

[@danpio81]

I liked the course content a lot, nice and clear. What i did not like though is that you arę tricked to subscribe to a mailing list if you'd like to get the code used in the tutorial.

[@TomGregoryTech]

Hi Dan. Thanks for raising this. It should have been clearer that I also send out Gradle tips and insights by email when you request the PDF course notes. The form has now been updated to accurately reflect this. Glad you enjoyed the course.

[@ytrishirajxtrim]

thanks

[@shubhamshejaval8526]

Thanks

[@abcz___hello]

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[@ShubhamNancheOfficial]

Error: LinkageError occurred while loading main class com.ssk.languageapp.SayHello java.lang.UnsupportedClassVersionError: com/ssk/languageapp/SayHello has been compiled by a more recent version of the Java Runtime (class file version 63.0), this version of the Java Runtime only recognizes class file versions up to 61.0 If you are getting this error then: put this code in your build.gradle.kts file below the plugins java { toolchain { languageVersion.set(JavaLanguageVersion.of(17)) //replace the java version to the one that you used for compiling using gradlew compileJava } } This will solve the issue.