If for some reason you are doing some tests and your Gradle project builds over and over again and it takes a long time to build it, it could slow down your progress, one reason for your build taking a long time could be the test cases.
To disable unit test cases and do a Gradle build of your Java/Android Project you can add the option -x test to ignore them.
Examples:
% ./gradlew build -x test% gradle build -x test
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