Rebase your branch, hit the "Sync Gradle changes" button in Android Studio and go grab a coffee, because it might take a while. Bump a dependency, run a task… and wait until any task actually starts running. Has this happened to you? Android apps have to constantly change and grow, and Gradle is built to adapt to your needs. But balancing flexibility and performance is a challenge: as projects get larger, configuration time can become a bottleneck, making IDE sync slow as well. So how can Gradle continue to scale with your ambition? In this talk you'll learn about the next chapter of Gradle's scalability story: Isolated Projects. We’ll explore when and how it can speed up builds and which new performance features it unlocks. You’ll also learn how to try it out in your own app or library, and how to migrate faster using agents. Let's tip the scales toward faster builds! Takeaways - A deep understanding of Isolated Projects - Insights into how Gradle works under the hood - Best practices for faster Android builds - New and upcoming performance features of Gradle - Practical guidance for adopting Isolated Projects