I don't do Spring, so I am spared from that.
That is to be expected, given how Spring is now hyping Kotlin as they did previously with Groovy, Scala and Clojure support, and Kotlin folks tend to push for Gradle due to its use on Android.
That is to be expected, given how Spring is now hyping Kotlin as they did previously with Groovy, Scala and Clojure support, and Kotlin folks tend to push for Gradle due to its use on Android.
Wish that were the case, but unfortunately Gradle builds showed up in server-side, SpringBoot-heavy FinTech startup code I worked with not too recently. I guess it's due to the copy/paste nature of Spring development, like other choices in those code bases.