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Cookbook: Maven Source Code Samples

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Our Git repository contains an extensive collection of various code examples for Apache Maven projects. Everything is clearly organized by topic.

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  1. Token Replacement
  2. Compiler Warnings
  3. Excecutable JAR Files
  4. Enforcments
  5. Unit & Integration Testing
  6. Multi Module Project (JAR / WAR)
  7. BOM – Bill Of Materials (Dependency Management)
  8. Running ANT Tasks
  9. License Header – Plugin
  10. OWASP
  11. Profiles
  12. Maven Wrapper
  13. Shade Ueber JAR (Plugin)
  14. Java API Documantation (JavaDoc)
  15. Java Sources & Test Case packaging into JARs
  16. Docker
  17. Assemblies
  18. Maven Reporting (site)
  19. Flatten a POM
  20. GPG Signer

Apache Maven Master Class

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Apache Maven (Maven for short) was first released on March 30, 2002, as an Apache Top-Level Project under the free Apache 2.0 License. This license also allows free use by companies in a commercial environment without paying license fees.

The word Maven comes from Yiddish and means something like “collector of knowledge.”

Maven is a pure command-line program developed in the Java programming language. It belongs to the category of build tools and is primarily used in Java software development projects. In the official documentation, Maven describes itself as a project management tool, as its functions extend far beyond creating (compiling) binary executable artifacts from source code. Maven can be used to generate quality analyses of program code and API documentation, to name just a few of its diverse applications.

Benefits

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  Online Course (yearly subsciption / 365 days)

Maven Master Class
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Target groups

This online course is suitable for both beginners with no prior knowledge and experienced experts. Each lesson is self-contained and can be individually selected. Extensive supplementary material explains concepts and is supported by numerous references. This allows you to use the Apache Maven Master Class course as a reference. New content is continually being added to the course. If you choose to become an Apache Maven Master Class member, you will also have full access to exclusive content.

Developer

  • Maven Basics
  • Maven on the Command Line
  • IDE Integration
  • Archetypes: Creating Project Structures
  • Test Integration (TDD & BDD) with Maven
  • Test Containers with Maven
  • Multi-Module Projects for Microservices

Build Manager / DevOps

  • Release Management with Maven
  • Deploy to Maven Central
  • Sonatype Nexus Repository Manager
  • Maven Docker Container
  • Creating Docker Images with Maven
  • Encrypted Passwords
  • Process & Build Optimization

Quality Manager

  • Maven Site – The Reporting Engine
  • Determine and evaluate test coverage
  • Static code analysis
  • Review coding style specifications
In-Person Live Training – Build Management with Apache Maven

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