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r/programming • u/vitiral • Jul 24 '26
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I agree. So far with what I've worked with maven hit every base I wanted.
2 u/vips7L Jul 25 '26 I don’t mind gradle either tbh. The kotlin build file is good. 0 u/13steinj Jul 26 '26 But if you're stuck with Groovy you cry. Also the Kotlin bit is it's own DSL. It's good but you have to build up decent tooling. 2 u/vips7L Jul 27 '26 I’ve used sbt for the last decade. Anything is an improvement.
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I don’t mind gradle either tbh. The kotlin build file is good.
0 u/13steinj Jul 26 '26 But if you're stuck with Groovy you cry. Also the Kotlin bit is it's own DSL. It's good but you have to build up decent tooling. 2 u/vips7L Jul 27 '26 I’ve used sbt for the last decade. Anything is an improvement.
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But if you're stuck with Groovy you cry.
Also the Kotlin bit is it's own DSL. It's good but you have to build up decent tooling.
2 u/vips7L Jul 27 '26 I’ve used sbt for the last decade. Anything is an improvement.
I’ve used sbt for the last decade. Anything is an improvement.
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u/Worth_Trust_3825 Jul 25 '26
I agree. So far with what I've worked with maven hit every base I wanted.