android-gradle-logic

Centralize Android Gradle build configurations by defining common settings like Kotlin options and Compose setup inside reusable Gradle Convention Plugins, then applying them across modules to eliminate repetitive build scripts.

The best way to manage dependencies consistently is using a Version Catalog (`libs.versions.toml`) to define dependency and plugin versions centrally, which simplifies updates across multi-module Android projects.

Convention Plugins improve Android Gradle build maintainability by encapsulating shared build logic into single reusable components, significantly reducing code duplication and simplifying configuration updates across the project.

Yes, structuring scalable Android Gradle build logic with Convention Plugins and Version Catalogs is designed to work seamlessly with Kotlin DSL, allowing you to apply standard configurations directly in your `build.gradle.kts` files.

Use Version Catalogs instead of direct dependency declarations when you need to centralize dependency management and ensure version consistency across a scalable, multi-module Android project to simplify maintenance.

Yes, you can apply standard SDK versions and compiler options to all modules at once by defining them within a single Gradle Convention Plugin and applying that plugin across your Android project modules.