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A Gradle plugin for printing beautiful logs on the console while running tests. The plugin registers an extension called testlogger (all lowercase and one word) at project level as well as for each task of type Test. By default, the showExceptions flag is turned on. This shows why the tests failed including the location of the failure. Of course, you can switch off this slightly more verbose logging by setting showExceptions to false. Just like Gradle itself, by default only the last frame that matches the test class's name in a stack trace is printed. ...

...The design focuses on being lightweight and easy to adopt—only a few annotations and calls are needed. In multi-module Android architectures, it helps maintain loose coupling and cleaner module boundaries.

This now-deprecated Gradle plugin enabled the use of the Groovy programming language in Android applications and libraries. It provided support for Groovy source files within Android projects, though it’s officially deprecated in favor of Kotlin and has ceased working with Gradle 6.0 and above. This plugin has been successfully tested with Android Studio and will make no attempts to add support for other IDEs. This plugin will let you write an application in Groovy but it is recommended, for...

JPPF makes it easy to parallelize computationally intensive tasks and execute them on a Grid.

This is a lightweight, containerized web UI for interacting with one or more private Docker Registry (v1 or v2) endpoints. It lets you browse, search, view details, copy pull commands, and delete images through a slick web interface backed by an embedded H2 DB.