John Thompson
Apache Maven is the most popular Java build tool. Companies and Open Source communities around the world, consider Apache Maven the ‘go–to’ build tool for their Java projects.
In this course, you will learn to master Apache Maven. You will become a ‘guru’ using Apache Maven.
No previous experience with Apache Maven is required.
In just a few lessons, you will be building your first Apache Maven project!
In this course, you will:
Learn about the Maven Build Lifecycles
Use Maven to build and package Java projects
See how to use Maven with popular alternative JVM languages, including Groovy, Kotlin, and Scala
Configure Maven to run your unit and integration tests written in JUnit 3, JUnit 4, JUnit 5, TestNG, and Spock
Generate source code from XML and JSON Schemas
Leverage annotation processing at compile time for Project Lombok and Mapstruct
Learn in depth about the Apache Maven plugin system and see how plugins are used in the build lifecycle
Build Spring Boot applications with Apache Maven
Improve your code quality with code coverage and spot bugs reports
Unlock valuable capabilities of the Spring Boot Maven plugin!
Deploy project artifacts to Maven repositories
Develop multi–module Maven projects
Learn how to use Maven Build Profiles
Instructor Details
Courses : 12
Specification: Apache Maven: Beginner to Guru
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| Price | $19.99 |
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| Duration | 17 hours |
| Year | 2021 |
| Level | All |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
$19.99
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Yang Sopiana –
The course is useful. I would suggest to add simple example on Maven Basics
Navdeep Saini –
He just doesn’t explain anything.
Sam Clunie –
Thorough explanations and a methodical aproach. Would definitely recommend!
ASHOKKUMAR Malliga –
clear and good
Khurram Ghullamani –
A lot of fantastic information
Enrico Viali –
So far very clear and complete, if it is so until the end the review will be 5 stars
Artyom Shootov –
Brilliant, comprehensive course on Maven. Special thanks for sections ‘Maven in the Real World’ and ‘Enterprise Dependency Management’!
Humberto Israel Perez Rodriguez –
El curso hasta ahora parece demasiado aburrido, la voz del instructor no ayuda en nada, deber a cambiar su manera de ense ar
Ronny Moura –
Excellent course. The course is comprehensive and hands on. The instructor experience on the subject is what makes this course the best.
Jose Luis Rodriguez Roldan –
Explanation according to the examples
David Singletary –
great so far
Alexander Heimann –
I am happy about joining this course. I learned a lot.
Christopher Thompson –
John is easy to understand, covers an array of primitive and advanced topics in a logical and progressive order and bring real world experience to his talks in a way that reassures one that he’s been there and done that.
Terry Finberg –
Great explanations of the technology.
George Dialynas –
Some very good information from John. However i think that this course could have been more compact avoiding some lesson parts and be less than 16 hours.
Bruce Malaudzi –
this is a best maven course in the world.
Gregory Weiss –
I’ve been looking for a deep dive course on Maven for a while now. There are tons of courses on programming and software development on Udemy that essentially cover the same thing but few that do deeper dives into these true day to day Engineering tools. This course is comprehensive and well organized. I learned quite a bit and gained a deeper comfort level of many of the topics that I already knew about. Would definitely recommend this course for anyone who uses Maven regularly in their day to day development role.
Ankit Kumar Gupta –
When listening at higher speeds the voice is not clear, probably pitch can be improved. The sessions could have been more concise, it feels like simple stuff has been explained for too long by breaking into multiple videos Kindly take this feedback as a grain of salt if you haven’t received similar feedback from others. Appreciate the effort put into these sessions.