👋 Essential Gradle commands that every developer should be familiar with. 💻🔥

🔹 gradle clean: Start fresh by cleaning your Gradle project and removing all build artifacts.

🔹 gradle build: Build your project by compiling source code, running tests, and generating artifacts like JARs or APKs.

🔹 gradle test: Run unit tests to ensure the quality and correctness of your code.

🔹 gradle tasks: Discover and understand the available tasks in your Gradle project.

🔹 gradle dependencies: View the dependencies declared in your project's build.gradle file.

🔹 gradle cleanBuildCache: Resolve build cache issues or conflicts by cleaning Gradle's build cache.

🔹 gradle assemble: Quickly generate output artifacts (e.g., JARs, APKs) without running tests.

🔹 gradle install: Install project artifacts into your local Maven or Ivy repository for easy dependency management.

🔹 gradle wrapper: Create Gradle wrapper files (gradlew and gradlew.bat) for consistent builds across different environments.

🔹 gradle classes: Compile and generate the class files for your project without creating the final artifacts.

These commands will empower you to build, test, manage dependencies, and compile your Gradle projects effectively. Keep exploring Gradle's documentation for more insights and tips. Happy coding! 🚀💡