When assessing the two solutions, reviewers found Gradle Build Tool easier to use, set up, and do business with overall. However, reviewers preferred the ease of administration with Grunt.
Gradle is a very powerful build tool in circumstances, especially where multi-level projects need to be developed. The underlying DSL language makes it easier to configure and use
Slow and bulky. Even something as simple as "gradle clean" can take a minute. In an atypical Java fashion, its over-architected. Its DSL is unintuitive for Java developers.
I use to use windows apps to simply compile Sass and Less, that was years ago. Now that i'm using Grunt I only wish I used it sooner. The number of packages available is great, anytime I need some task performed while developing locally I check if Grunt can...
The wait time for updates and plugin configuration files are longer.
Gradle is a very powerful build tool in circumstances, especially where multi-level projects need to be developed. The underlying DSL language makes it easier to configure and use
I use to use windows apps to simply compile Sass and Less, that was years ago. Now that i'm using Grunt I only wish I used it sooner. The number of packages available is great, anytime I need some task performed while developing locally I check if Grunt can...
Slow and bulky. Even something as simple as "gradle clean" can take a minute. In an atypical Java fashion, its over-architected. Its DSL is unintuitive for Java developers.
The wait time for updates and plugin configuration files are longer.