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JMH Gradle Plugin
Integrates the JMH benchmarking framework with Gradle
...It simplifies the workflow by handling classpath setup and wiring Gradle tasks for running benchmarks. Developers can run benchmarks via Gradle commands, produce reports, and compare performance over time. This reduces the manual effort of setting up JMH, making performance testing a natural part of the development cycle. The plugin is especially useful in projects where regression in execution speed or memory use must be carefully monitored. -
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Gradle Test Logger Plugin
A Gradle plugin for printing beautiful logs on the console
...By default, the showExceptions flag is turned on. This shows why the tests failed including the location of the failure. Of course, you can switch off this slightly more verbose logging by setting showExceptions to false. Just like Gradle itself, by default only the last frame that matches the test class's name in a stack trace is printed. For vast majority of cases, that is sufficient. Sometimes, it is useful to remove this filtering in order to see the entirety of the stack trace. -
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...Rest API is written in Sping/Groovy way using MongoDB as data store (using gradle) UI is Angular/Bootstrap js app (using npm, bower, grunt) Initial scaffolding done with Yo & SpringBoot (should try JHipster :) ) start rest part with gradle run -x test ui should be built with npm install bower install grunt serve previously npm, yo, grunt, bower should be installed mongodb should be started (previously installed): mongod --dbpath path/to/folder Application can be accessed at http://groovyui.cfapps.io -
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Docker Nexus3
Dockerized version of Nexus Repo Manager 3
An official Sonatype-maintained Docker image for Nexus Repository Manager 3 (Community & Pro editions). It packages the repository manager with out-of-the-box settings, optimized for container platforms—featuring persistence, configuration overrides, and separate licensing options. -
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Lint Cleaner Plugin
A Gradle Plugin that removes unused resources in Android projects
The Lint Cleaner Plugin is a Gradle plugin designed to help Android developers manage and clean up unused resources and lint-related warnings in their projects. Over time, Android projects can accumulate unused strings, drawables, layouts, or other resources, which increase build sizes and reduce maintainability. This plugin scans the codebase to detect and safely remove these unused entries, ensuring that the app remains lean. It integrates with Android’s lint checks, giving developers... -
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SDK Manager Plugin
Gradle plugin which downloads and manages your Android SDK
...Subsequent runs will omit this output and proceed directly to normal execution. It currently takes about 100ms on average to check all of the above conditions. This cost is only paid when Gradle is setting up the model for the project. If you use the Gradle daemon or use Android Studio this only happens once.
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