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* Ant is designed primarily for building Java projects, but that's not its only use. | * Ant is designed primarily for building Java projects, but that's not its only use. | ||
* It is helpful for other tasks, such as performing filesystem operations in a ''cross-platform'' way. | * It is helpful for other tasks, such as performing filesystem operations in a ''cross-platform'' way. | ||
| + | * As an application's build process becomes more complex, it becomes increasingly important to ''ensure that precisely the same build steps are carried out'' during each build, with as much automation as possible, in order to produce consistent builds in a timely manner. | ||
Revision as of 04:00, 4 June 2012
Intro
- Ant is designed primarily for building Java projects, but that's not its only use.
- It is helpful for other tasks, such as performing filesystem operations in a cross-platform way.
- As an application's build process becomes more complex, it becomes increasingly important to ensure that precisely the same build steps are carried out during each build, with as much automation as possible, in order to produce consistent builds in a timely manner.
