On Sun, Apr 18, 2010 at 4:36 PM, tolitius
<webakaunt@gmail.com> wrote:
@Mark, @ge0ffrey,
Cool, that is good news. A least splitting this humongous build tree
would be immediately useful.
As far, as the argument that no one uses Gradle or IVY, I completely
disagree:
1. I have worked on at least (from what I can recall) 4 enterprise
[quite large] clients that used IVY, and let me tell you, build teams were
extremely fast efficient, compare to Maven madness I usually see.
2. "no serious projects uses", well, how is Spring Framework for a
serious project? Spring 3.0 uses IVY. I understand you may no find all the
dynamic languages serious [ I call in an "enterprise fear" :) ], but Grails
uses Gradle, as well as Spock, and many others.
3. IVY Hudson plugin:
http://wiki.hudson-ci.org/display/HUDSON/Ivy+Plugin
Gradle Hudson plugin:
http://wiki.hudson-ci.org/display/HUDSON/Gradle+Plugin
4. "no one knows how to configure advanced stuff", "nobody uses it,
etc..". well 10 years ago nobody would use Spring ( or Seam, just to be
closer to JBoss hearts here :) ), everybody used EJB2, right? You get my
drift..
5. Looked at Nexus Repo + Maven 3, listened to Jason van Zyl on a
couple of conferences... Seems... ok, but a bit too complicated, but I
guess, if JBoss goes this direction, Drools has no choice in a matter..
/Anatoly
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