Editor's Note: This is the second in a series of posts describing how we improved productivity at scale—both in terms of lines of code and number of engineers—at LinkedIn. In our first post of the #ProductivityAtScale series, we shared details on how we improved build time by 400%. This post covers how we continue to improve productivity with Gradle build cache....
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Co-authors: Szczepan Faber, Yiming Wang, Mihir Gandhi, Deep Majumder, and Irina Issayeva Introduction At LinkedIn, we have 500+ microservices (3,500 end-points), which make up various aspects of the software ecosystem. This translates to a significant number of web applications. In 2012, we added the Play Framework to our tech stack to build microservices and...
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LinkedIn engineers require tooling that scales really well, and we never stop improving it. Even at a smaller scale, providing great tools for engineers is key to winning business and retaining top talent. This post is about working with code that lives in many separate code repositories, while still being productive and efficient in the process! Repository and...
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Image Credit: Yiying Lu, Copyright: Gradle Inc. Gradle is a build automation tool that supports many programming languages. It...
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I'm proud to announce that the Hadoop Dev Team at LinkedIn has open-sourced the LinkedIn Gradle Plugin for Apache Hadoop ("Hadoop...
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Developing Play Applications using Gradle At LinkedIn, we are always looking for the best software development frameworks and tools to...
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