Spring, Micronaut, JetBrains, AndroidX: Check out their live Build Scans

Explore Live Develocity Instances from Top Open Source Projects For many of the most important open-source projects, Develocity is quickly emerging as a de facto standard tool for accelerating build and test feedback cycles, making troubleshooting more efficient (by combining root cause analysis data with failure analytics), and providing local and CI build observability. Check out Build Scan reports and other live dashboards using the links below to explore live instances of Develocity running at 17 OSS projects.   Spring is the world's most popular Java framework for making Java programming quicker, easier, and safer for everybody. Develocity is being used by the Spring Boot, Spring Framework, and Spring Security projects. Go to Public Instance JetBrains Kotlin is a general-purpose, free, open source programming language initially designed for the JVM and Android. The JetBrains Kotlin Compiler is built about 60,000 times per month. Develocity was used to reduce median build time from about 10 minutes to about 3.3 minutes. Go to Public Instance The Micronaut project is a modern, JVM-based, full-stack framework for building modular, easily testable microservice and serverless applications. Develocity is a Tool and Infrastructure Partner to Micronaut on all 80 active projects. Go to Public Instance JUnit is the most widely used testing framework on the JVM. Since enabling Develocity, the remote Build Cache decreased average build time by about 50% and Build Scan has allowed the JUnit team to collaborate on build failures much more easily. Go to Public Instance The AndroidX project produces Android Jetpack. The AndroidX team uses Develocity to speed up builds and tests with enhanced caching, as well as to gain deep insights into build performance. Go to Public Instance Gradle Inc. | 2261 Market Street | San Francisco, CA 94119 Privacy Policy | Unsubscribe