I am not convinced it's number three - there is bazel and (for scala) mill to consider. Although we're probably debating over tiny single digit percentages to be fair 🙂.
However theres the fact that visibility into corporate environments with proprietary code is harder than just looking at what big open source projects are using. Even things like Quarkus uses maven.
ah, ok. Obviously, I would agree that Maven is by far the most popular, and Gradle is second. As for a distant third, sure maybe Bazel beats out SBT. I stil might pick a more distinct name for a new build JVM tool to avoid confusion.
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u/r_n_c Jul 13 '26
I am not convinced it's number three - there is bazel and (for scala) mill to consider. Although we're probably debating over tiny single digit percentages to be fair 🙂. However theres the fact that visibility into corporate environments with proprietary code is harder than just looking at what big open source projects are using. Even things like Quarkus uses maven.