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The Gradle License Plugin helps developers manage and audit software licenses for dependencies in Android and Java projects. It automatically detects third-party libraries and generates a report containing license details. This is particularly useful for ensuring compliance with open-source licenses, making it easier for teams to identify potential legal issues or attribution requirements before releasing software.

Snippetory is a platform for java developers dealing with any text generation. The abstraction layer helps to keep the issues of the 'view' in the view, while all logic is implemented in java. Editing, debugging and testing, all with the tools one is already used to. The separation of template keeps the template simple, the logic compact, and easy to navigate, and offers completely new re-usage scenarios. Sourceforge code hosting is abandoned. Primary site is now...

Bintray‑release is a Gradle plugin by Novoda that automates publishing of Android, Java, or Groovy libraries to Bintray/JCenter, handling versioning, GPG signing, and metadata configuration. It's archived since Feb 2022, but historically simplified releases.

Java-based scientific graphics with support for Java, Groovy, MATLAB, Python, the R statistical environment, Scala and SciLab.

XTarget is an Groovy Library for automated editing of small XML Databases with Groovy scripts. It focuses on simultaneous editing of data, including structures like lists and maps, and linking between various XML files.

ObjectSql allows jdbc java api users to generate SQL statements using objects instead of string manipulation and still having total control over database access

RedRoo implements a framework for defining and executing hierarchical state machines. As a Red Kangaroo jumps from place to place, RedRoo will transition your application from state to state feeding on the events you pass to it. So get jumping!

Glue Stick dependency injection framework is used for assembling and configuring Java applications from external bean definition and configuration files. There are several supported bean definition file formats, such as Groovy, JSON and Spring XML.