1. What is the workflow for a single tired developer who just wants to publish a few Java packages from Gradle? Is there a howto or tutorial for this?
2. Your "supported formats" list [1] is just icons, which is very cute, but i have absolutely no idea what the icons for Gradle or Maven are, so i was sat there mousing over every one to see what you have. I highly recommend captions on those icons.
2a. The Go link on that page is broken.
2b. The "pop culture banner coming soon" stamps made me laugh, good work.
3. Have you approached Gradle about getting added as a convenient / default repository? Adding cloudsmith() rather than a full repo string would be a tiny but perhaps significant bit smaller speedbump to adoption.
There are how-to's / guides in a few places. For gradle, you have our general documentation like https://help.cloudsmith.io/docs/gradle-repository and then within your repositories you have contextual "set me up" docs, which come ready to cut and paste into your configs. A little hard to explain without showing you, which I'm happy to do at any stage if you want a call to chat.
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1. What is the workflow for a single tired developer who just wants to publish a few Java packages from Gradle? Is there a howto or tutorial for this?
2. Your "supported formats" list [1] is just icons, which is very cute, but i have absolutely no idea what the icons for Gradle or Maven are, so i was sat there mousing over every one to see what you have. I highly recommend captions on those icons.
2a. The Go link on that page is broken.
2b. The "pop culture banner coming soon" stamps made me laugh, good work.
3. Have you approached Gradle about getting added as a convenient / default repository? Adding cloudsmith() rather than a full repo string would be a tiny but perhaps significant bit smaller speedbump to adoption.
[1] https://help.cloudsmith.io/