Maven and Gradle are both automation tools, that are popular and the choice when it comes to building projects. Both offer similar benefits but also do have their differentiating points. Here are some of the most notable differences between Maven and Gradle:
Gradle helps in building domain-specific language projects, whereas Maven can only develop pure Java-based software. While Maven uses XML and Gradle uses Groovy-based Domain-specific language (DSL). Gradle is ahead of Maven in terms of performance, as Gradle is optimized for tracking only running current task, while Maven does not create local temporary files, thus take up a large time. Maven is based on a model of phases that are fixed and linear, while Gradle is based on the graph of task dependencies.
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