– If you want to upload your library to Maven Central you could do it easily with a single click on bintray site (and with some step of one-time setup). – It is incredibly easy to upload our own library to the repository. No need to sign or do any complex thing like we have to on Maven Central. In the other words, jcenter is superset of Maven Central. So whatever that is available on Maven Central could be implied that it would be available on jcenter as well. – jcenter is the largest Java Repository on earth. – jcenter delivers library through CDN which means that developer could enjoy the faster loading experience. There are load of good reasons why they decided to switch from Maven Central to jcenter.
And with some more reason for example a security concern and etc, Android Studio team decided to switch the default repository to jcenter instead as you can see that once you create a new project from latest version of Android Studio, jcenter() would be automatically defined instead of mavenCentral(). To be able to do so, developer has to be at some level of geeky.
It is surprisingly hard to upload the library to. But the big problem of Maven Central is it is not developer-friendly. It is a developer’s choice to upload their libraries to which one or may be both.Īt first, Android Studio chose Maven Central as a default repository.
Compile why is there not only just one but two standard repositories out there?Īctually both of them are the repositories having the same duty: hosting Java/Android libraries.
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