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I don't have any experience with compiling Java so I'm just leaving this here for future me.
1) Download Java JDK (Any version should be fine)
2) If you're lucky to have a .gradle file in your app directory, download Gradle. (You can then add gradle to your PATH, but that's optional)
3) Go in the directory where your .gradle file is situated and run
PATH_TO_YOUR_GRADLE/bin/gradle build
4) The compiled .jar will be situated in build/libs
That's it!
1) Download Java JDK (Any version should be fine)
2) If you're lucky to have a .gradle file in your app directory, download Gradle. (You can then add gradle to your PATH, but that's optional)
3) Go in the directory where your .gradle file is situated and run
PATH_TO_YOUR_GRADLE/bin/gradle build
4) The compiled .jar will be situated in build/libs
That's it!
Already over-shared but, meh, it is worthy.
Déjà sur-partagé mais bon … ça en vaut la peine! Il existe également une version française (que je déconseillerais si vous êtes bon en anglais) : http://coding2learn.org/blog/2013/07/29/kids-cant-use-computers/ (via http://sebsauvage.net/links/?nFOD9g )
Déjà sur-partagé mais bon … ça en vaut la peine! Il existe également une version française (que je déconseillerais si vous êtes bon en anglais) : http://coding2learn.org/blog/2013/07/29/kids-cant-use-computers/ (via http://sebsauvage.net/links/?nFOD9g )