HiveMQ started their deployment of Develocity in August 2022 and has seen multiple benefits for its mission-critical testing process. We caught up with Silvio Giebl, senior software engineer on the Platform Team, and Georg Held, director of product development, to get the low down on their experience and results to date.
As another eventful year at Gradle draws to a close, the team behind Develocity is reflecting on the biggest changes and the greatest wins of 2023. Some things look different going into the new year—not least of all our new product name!—but our commitment to being the leading platform for improving developer productivity at scale remains unchanged. In case you missed some of the more noteworthy milestones, read on for a recap of this year’s most exciting developments.
Develocity 2023.4 caps a strong year of product innovation for the engineering team at Gradle along three key dimensions. First, this year we expanded the market surface area for Develocity with GA support Bazel and sbt (in beta).
Android builds can be complex and challenging to optimize, yet Android teams usually have the fewest resources to work on the build. In this webinar, Jason Schroeder from Salesforce and Rooz Mohazzabi from Gradle discuss top Android build issues an how to solve them.
Build cache infrastructure can be critical to accelerate your builds. But don’t expect to achieve your maximum potential build acceleration right out of the box.
How can you use data visualizations with your build data to improve the reliability and performance of your build?
How do we create a fast and reliable reliable CI process and pipeline using the tools that we built ourselves?In this recorded webcast, Develocity team leads…
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