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.
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
