Common tips about Gradle
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If you are using Gradle , you already know many of these tips. In the last days many devs (they are using Eclipse) asked me some questions about Gradle. I will not talk about what is Gradle, because you can find very good tutorial about it. I will collect some common (and basic) cases. First of all, if you are looking for a good tutorial, I suggest you these links: Official Guide Mark Allison's series Android Studio IDE helps you to manage Gradle files, but I suggest you understand what are the gradle files, so you can easily edit them manually. I've just created a new project It is important to understand the gradle structure. - root - myProject build.gradle setting.gradle build.gradle At the root project you will find 2 files: settings.gradle build.gradle settings.gradle tells Gradle at build time that there are sub-projects to build. Here an example: include ':myPproject' build.gradle defines how to build the project/module.