This is the fourth post on the Gradle series. At this time, I’m pleased to introduce two improvements we’ve made towards enabling our users to build apps with Gradle: we’ve created a new plugin for Anypoint Studio, and added support for Gradle 2.0.
Anypoint Studio Gradle Support
We recently created a visual plugin for Anypoint Studio, available as part of the Anypoint Add-ons (beta) project. This plugin will be present the next release of Anypoint Add-Ons, but those who can’t wait, can access this through the nightly build update site (in Anypoint Studio).
Some of the new features include: