So now, we have learned how to install Gradle on our computers. We have written our first Gradle build script with a simple task.

We have seen how to use the tasks built-in to Gradle to get more information about a project. We learned how to use the command-line options to help us run the build scripts. And, we have looked at the Gradle graphical user interface and how we can use it to run Gradle build scripts.

In the next chapter we will take a further look at tasks. We will learn how to add actions to a task. We will write more complex tasks where tasks will depend on other tasks. And we will learn how Gradle builds up a task graph internally and how we can use this in our projects.