200 Kelebihan Gradle

200 Alasan kenapa harus pake Gradle (inisial gajah tercinta 🥰):
1. Open-source

2. Flexible build system

3. Incremental builds

4. Build caching

5. Multi-project builds

6. Dependency management

7. Plugin support

8. Scriptable with Groovy

9. Kotlin DSL support

10. Fast build times

11. Easy to configure

12. Supports continuous integration

13. Custom tasks

14. Parallel task execution

15. Incremental compilation

16. Easy task creation

17. Dependency resolution

18. Dependency locking

19. Project isolation

20. Convention over configuration

21. Build automation

22. Scalable for large projects

23. Built-in support for Android projects

24. Supports Java

25. Supports Kotlin

26. Supports Scala

27. Supports Groovy

28. Declarative builds

29. High-performance builds

30. Customizable build logic

31. Community plugins

32. Incremental deployment

33. Supports multiple languages

34. Supports cross-compilation

35. Versioning control

36. Continuous builds

37. Test automation

38. Built-in unit testing

39. Dependency verification

40. Version catalog

41. Build scan support

42. Modular builds

43. Supports multi-language projects

44. Support for Maven repositories

45. Custom dependency scopes

46. Supports Ivy repositories

47. Transitive dependency management

48. Automated testing

49. Custom configuration containers

50. Support for Docker builds

51. Dependency graph visualization

52. Incremental task execution

53. Compatible with Jenkins

54. Compatible with CircleCI

55. Compatible with Travis CI

56. Task parallelization

57. Customizable build cache

58. Hot deployment support

59. Version control system integration

60. Integration with IDEs

61. IntelliJ IDEA support

62. Eclipse IDE support

63. NetBeans IDE support

64. Visual Studio Code support

65. Easy plugin development

66. Built-in performance profiling

67. Advanced dependency management

68. Version conflict resolution

69. Easy to define custom build logic

70. Dynamic dependency versions

71. Artifact publishing

72. Task ordering

73. Dependency substitution

74. Reproducible builds

75. Support for microservices

76. Supports legacy projects

77. Supports custom repository types

78. Supports custom tasks

79. Automatically downloads dependencies

80. Local and remote caching

81. Extensible with custom plugins

82. Dependency exclusion

83. Custom build lifecycle

84. Continuous delivery support

85. Easy to integrate with Git

86. Version compatibility checks

87. Modular and reusable configurations

88. Task execution graphs

89. Repository management

90. Support for JavaScript

91. Polyglot project support

92. Artifact resolution policies

93. Code quality plugins (Checkstyle, PMD)

94. Integrated logging

95. Logging customization

96. Automatic plugin resolution

97. Cross-platform builds

98. Cloud-based build support

99. Plugin repository

100. Third-party plugin support

101. Build profiles

102. Integration with Artifactory

103. SonarQube integration

104. Docker plugin

105. Support for custom artifacts

106. Multi-module projects

107. Shared configurations

108. Automatic build retries

109. Built-in build health checks

110. Task avoidance mechanisms

111. Optional dependencies

112. Build-specific configurations

113. Command-line interface (CLI)

114. Advanced file system operations

115. Java compiler integration

116. Kotlin compiler integration

117. Scala compiler integration

118. Groovy compiler integration

119. JVM-based builds

120. Customizable project layout

121. Inter-project dependencies

122. Local build cache

123. Centralized dependency management

124. Dependency graph generation

125. Gradle wrapper support

126. Incremental annotation processing

127. Advanced testing features

128. Dynamic task creation

129. Dependency version control

130. Automatic dependency updates

131. Easy project migration

132. Build pipeline support

133. Supports test coverage tools

134. Enhanced build logging

135. Fine-grained task control

136. Gradle daemon for faster builds

137. Supports API and implementation separation

138. Dependency declaration simplification

139. Supports Maven Central repository

140. Project property configuration

141. Flexible artifact management

142. Supports build scans

143. Integration with cloud build services

144. Java Library plugin

145. Groovy-based build scripts

146. Kotlin-based build scripts

147. Supports legacy build tools

148. Supports external build tools

149. Integrated with JUnit

150. Integrated with TestNG

151. Flexible dependency configurations

152. Artifact resolution customization

153. Dependency constraint support

154. Build reproducibility guarantees

155. Easy IDE integration

156. Build performance optimizations

157. Remote build cache

158. Task input/output tracking

159. Automated build promotion

160. Dependency conflict resolution

161. Supports reproducible artifact builds

162. Supports custom script definitions

163. Parallel builds across projects

164. Artifact metadata handling

165. Custom repository layouts

166. Artifact version constraints

167. Secure dependency downloads

168. Command-line build options

169. Profiling tools for build performance

170. Build failure diagnostics

171. Automated deployment integration

172. Automated versioning

173. Automated documentation generation

174. Multi-environment support

175. File-based dependency management

176. Granular task control

177. Artifact versioning

178. Flexible build process

179. IDE task execution

180. JavaScript project support

181. Supports scripting languages

182. IDE-based debugging

183. Customizable build output formats

184. Third-party library support

185. Forking process for parallel builds

186. Unified build platform

187. JVM-based language integration

188. Command-line task execution

189. Dependency lifecycle control

190. Build error reporting

191. Task output customization

192. Global build cache sharing

193. Dependency mediation

194. Local development environment configuration

195. Structured logging support

196. Dependency rule enforcement

197. Plugin version control

198. Custom build dependencies

199. Streamlined build processes

200. Lightweight build configuration