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Maven: A Developer's Notebook by Timothy M. O'Brien, Vincent Massol

Maven: A Developer's Notebook Timothy M. O'Brien, Vincent Massol ebook
ISBN: 0596007507, 9780596007508
Format: pdf
Page: 268
Publisher: O'Reilly Media

All it focuses on is the common path. Using Maven, you can leverage the experience of the community to avoid the tedious process of creating yet another build script for each new project. @Paul, no I wouldn't recommend Maven: A Developer's Notebook. NET 2.0: A Developer's Notebook -Knoppix Pocket Reference -Mapping Hacks -Mac OS X Tiger Pocket Guide -Learning Unix for Mac OS X Tiger -MAKE Magazine Subscriptions Available ---------------------------------------------------------------- Upcoming Events . I'm glad I just received my Maven Developer's Notebook, from O'Reilly. Brett was co-author of the book Better Builds with Maven, the first book to be written about the Maven 2.0 release in 2005, and has been involved in reviewing Maven: A Developer's Notebook and Java Power Tools. Would you recommend your book, Maven: A Developer's Notebook for anyone trying to use Maven in their own projects? He has authored several books for O'Reilly including the Jakarta Commons Cookbook, Harnessing Hibernate, Maven: A Developer's Notebook, and Maven: The Definitive Guide. We'll assume you have general Maven knowledge and that you already know how to create and build a simple JAR project. ***Maven: A Developer's Notebook Publisher: O'Reilly ISBN: 0596007507 If you're a Java programmer, this book will arm you with all the critical information you need to get up to speed on Maven. I even bought a Maven book, "A Developer's Notebook" and this has to be one of the most useless texts I've ever used. In my post about "Maven: A Developer's Notebook", I commented that the name should be "Developers Notebook" without an apostrophe.