Getting Started with Declarative Gradle and Subsite

gradle / declarative-gradle

Declarative Gradle is a project targeting better isolation of concern and expressing any build in a clear and understandable way

https://declarative.gradle.org/

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Getting Started with Declarative Gradle and Subsite #63

Closed oleg-nenashev closed 1 month ago

oleg-nenashev commented 1 month ago

This is a bulk change that improves the documentation:

[x] Add Getting Started guide by leveraging #62 from @lkasso and the prototypes
[x] Add ROADMAP.md with an overview of the key milestones
[x] Update README with new references
[x] Create an experimental MkDocs + Material for MkDocs subsite for evaluation. We are not using Material for MkDocs sub-projects at the moment, so we cannot reuse this file on gradle.org right away
[x] Update the contributing guidelines to reflect the current stage

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tresat commented 1 month ago

One more comment - the Declarative Gradle roadmap timeline goes from right -> left as time increases, whereas the main Gradle roadmap goes from left -> right. Shouldn't these use the same direction?

oleg-nenashev commented 1 month ago

One more comment - the Declarative Gradle roadmap timeline goes from right -> left as time increases, whereas the main Gradle roadmap goes from left -> right. Shouldn't these use the same direction?

Subject to discuss with @pioterj who reordered the main roadmap :) I find the current order more natural for users because what's coming soon and ready is close on the left, and the future is to the right. I know that Kanban is built differently