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Hans Dockter

Founder of Gradle and CEO of Gradleware

Hans Dockter
Hans Dockter is the founder and project lead of the Gradle build system and the CEO of Gradleware, a company that provides training, support and consulting for Gradle and all forms of enterprise software project automation in general.

Hans has 13 years of experience as a software developer, team leader, architect, trainer, and technical mentor. Hans is a thought leader in the field of project automation and has successfully been in charge of numerous large-scale enterprise builds. He is also an advocate of Domain Driven Design, having taught classes and delivered presentations on this topic together with Eric Evans. In the earlier days, Hans was also a committer for the JBoss project and founded the JBoss-IDE.

Presentations

Enterprise Gradle

In this talk we will cover many Gradle power features that are particularly helpful for the real heavy lifting often needed in enterprise builds.

We will start this session with the concept and advantages of autowiring the Task Dependency Graph based on the inputs and outputs. We will then talk in detail about the new dependency management features such as the new cache, customizable dynamic revision handling and customizable version conflict resolution. From there we'll explore the new extension mechanism for the Gradle DSL and introduce the Gradle daemon. We will also discuss our take on best practices for dealing with module dependencies in the enterprise and how this can be mapped with Gradle. Finally we will show how you can programatically customize the way the Gradle build model is mapped to the STS Gradle Eclipse plugin. All those features are presented in the context of our roadmap and what further improvement you can expect with future releases.





Blogs

Johanna Rothman

Programs and Technical Debt

Posted By: Johanna Rothman on May. 15, 2012

Once you have a program (a collection of interrelated projects focused on one business goal) and you have technical debt, you have a much bigger problem. Not just because the technical debt is likely bigger. Not just because you have more peopl



James Ward

Graphs in the Cloud: Spring + Neo4j on Heroku

Posted By: James Ward on May. 14, 2012

Last week I hosted a webinar about running Java apps on Heroku that use the Spring Framework and the Neo4j graph database. Here is the recording of that webinar: In the webinar I began by deploying a copy of the Spring MVC + Hibernate template app fro



Terry Ryan

PhoneGap Starter Project - Productivity

Posted By: Terry Ryan on May. 14, 2012

A few weeks back Ryan Stewart posted on his idea for PhoneGap Starter projects. They were designed to take some of the grief out of getting started with various aspects of PhoneGap and PhoneGap Build projects.  I've contributed a project based on one of



Terry Ryan

D2WC Next Week

Posted By: Terry Ryan on May. 9, 2012

Next week, I'll be speaking at D2WC, a designer/developer workflow conference in Kansas City, Missouri.  I'll be talking about Using PhoneGap Build to simplify your mobile development life. One of the great things about PhoneGap is that it allows you to



Johanna Rothman

Management Myth #3 and #4 Posted at Techwell

Posted By: Johanna Rothman on May. 9, 2012

I’ve been writing a series of management myths this year. I didn’t realize when myth #3 went live and #4 went live yesterday. Management Myth #3: We Must Treat Everyone the Same Way and Management Myth #4: I Don’t Need One-on-Ones are



Kenneth Kousen

From now on, I’m calling it GroovyString

Posted By: Kenneth Kousen on May. 9, 2012

I’ve been doing a lot of introductory Groovy presentations lately, and an issue keeps coming up that I feel I have to address. I’ve had to think hard about how to do this, though, because I don’t want to be misunderstood. I’m pro



Johanna Rothman

Why Does Management Care About Velocity?

Posted By: Johanna Rothman on May. 8, 2012

I’ve been talking to people whose management cares about their velocity. “My management wants us to double our velocity.” Or, “My management wants us to do more in a sprin



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  • Enterprise Java
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  • Testing
  • Agility

 

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