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Apache Maven 3 Cookbook

By : Srirangan
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Apache Maven 3 Cookbook

By: Srirangan

Overview of this book

<p>Apache Maven is more than just build automation. When positioned at the very heart of your development strategy, Apache Maven can become a force multiplier not just for individual developers but for agile teams and managers. This book covers implementation of Apache Maven with popular enterprise technologies/frameworks and introduces agile collaboration techniques and software engineering best practices integrated with Apache Maven.</p> <p>The Apache 3 Maven Cookbook is a real-world collection of step-by-step solutions for individual programmers, teams, and managers to explore and implement Apache Maven and the engineering benefits it brings into their development processes.</p> <p>This book helps with the basics of Apache Maven and with using it to implement software engineering best practices and agile team collaboration techniques. It covers a broad range of emergent and enterprise technologies in the context of Apache Maven, and concludes with recipes on extending Apache Maven with custom plugins.</p> <p>We look at specific technology implementations through Apache Maven including Java Web Applications, Enterprise Java Frameworks, Cloud Computing, Mobile / Device development, and more. We also look at Maven integration with popular IDEs including Eclipse, NetBeans, and IntelliJIDEA.</p> <p>The book is rounded off by exploring extending the Apache Maven platform by building custom plugins, integrating them with existing projects, and executing them through explicit command-line calls or with Maven Build Phases.</p>
Table of Contents (16 chapters)
Apache Maven 3 Cookbook
Credits
About the Author
About the Reviewer
www.PacktPub.com
Preface
Index

About the Reviewer

Carsten Ziegeler is a senior developer and software architect for JEE and portal applications at Adobe Systems. He is a member of the Apache Software Foundation and has been participating for more than twenty years in several open source projects. Carsten is a member of several Apache communities and project management committees like Felix, Sling, and Portals. In addition, Carsten is frequently writing articles, reviewing books, and presenting at various conferences.

Emmanuel Venisse has been developing, architecturing, and integrating J2EE applications for thirteen years for banks, government, holiday company projects, and so on. For the last six years, he has worked as a freelancer. For the last eight years, he's been working, in his spare time, on Apache Maven, Continuum and Archiva projects as a core developer and he's also the Continuum project leader. He has contributed to the majority of books written about Apache Maven.