Gradle is the open source build system of choice for Java, Android, and Kotlin developers. From mobile apps to microservices, from small startups to big enterprises, it helps teams deliver better software, …

On-demand and live online training is available for free to Gradle users. Self-paced tutorials are a good place to try Gradle with a variety of languages in addition to the docs.

Most projects will start with an existing Gradle build which does not require the installation of Gradle. However, if you are starting a project from scratch, and you need to install Gradle, check out the …

Here you can find binaries and reference documentation for current and past versions of Gradle. You can find the next release candidate or a bleeding edge nightly build for the release and master …

The tutorial will take you from Gradle initialization all the way through to utilizing Gradle’s task caching for your basic Java App. No previous experience is necessary but a basic knowledge of Java and …

Gradle automates building, testing, and deployment of software from information in build scripts.

Gradle supports Kotlin and Groovy as the main build languages. Gradle ships with its own Kotlin and Groovy libraries, therefore they do not need to be installed. Existing installations are ignored by …

Here you can find project-based topical guides to help you learn Gradle through using it. Whether you are new to Gradle or an experienced build master, the guides hosted here are designed to help you …

This categorized list of Gradle Build Tool features will help you understand some capabilities of Gradle Build Tool for your use cases. Check out the User Guide for reference and Gradle Build Tool …

We’ve provided a document to help you upgrade from Gradle 7.x to Gradle 8.0. If you’re using something older than Gradle 7.0, you may want to see all the new things in Gradle 7.0 first.