A Gradle plugin that helps you speed up builds by excluding unnecessary modules.
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A Gradle plugin that helps you speed up builds by excluding unnecessary modules.
Alternative to KAPT that skips Java stub generation and therefore is as efficient as Java APT but with Kotlin
Analyze Android module graphs, detect circular dependencies, audit Gradle builds, and uncover architecture bottlenecks before they impact build performance.
🚀 The Create React App TypeScript template for improving build performance.
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Convert Clang -ftime-trace JSON into perf.data to find slow C++ template instantiations and compile-time call paths with Linux perf.
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