Video description
In this Learning Apache Maven training course, expert author Kevin Bowersox will teach you how to perform Java builds more efficiently with Maven. This course is designed for intermediate Java developers.
You will start by learning how to build a project, then jump into learning dependency management. From there, Kevin teaches you about the Maven lifecycle and plugins, including plugin parameters and custom plugins. This video tutorial also covers goals and plugins, including how to install and deploy a plugin. Finally, you will learn about archetypes, additional features, and the .M2E Eclipse plugin.
Once you have completed this computer based training course, you will be fully capable of using Maven to build your own Java projects. Working files are included, allowing you to follow along with the author throughout the lessons.
Table of contents
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Course Overview
- Course Introduction 00:06:34
- About The Author 00:02:23
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Maven Introduction
- Chapter Overview - Maven Introduction 00:01:42
- Maven Overview 00:09:50
- Maven Landscape 00:07:18
- Technical Overview 00:04:51
- Maven Installation 00:05:35
- Eclipse Installation 00:05:52
- Maven Demo 00:06:49
- Building A Project
- Dependency Management
- Maven Lifecycle And Plugins
- Goals And Plugins
- Archetypes
- Additional Features
- M2Eclipse Plugin
- Course Wrap Up
Product information
- Title: Learning Apache Maven
- Author(s):
- Release date: April 2015
- Publisher(s): Infinite Skills
- ISBN: 9781771373661
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