Added documentation for Java + Gradle installation #16
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rafacandev
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Apr 18, 2020
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I am debating if we should end the Set up OpenCV for Java with Gradle right here because the subsequent part overlaps with the Your First Java Application with OpenCV. The only advantage is that it demonstrates how to run the application with Gradle although most Gradle users should be confortable with that already. Thoughts?
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Added documentation for installation using Java + Gradle.
This is my first collaboration here. Please let me know if changes are required or if there are other guidelines to be followed prior review.
Cheers,
Rafael