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I've never understood the hate for it either. It's a relatively thin wrapper around Javac for defining your dependencies and implementing a standard compile, p
by benjaminwootton 14y ago
I've never understood the hate for it either.
It's a relatively thin wrapper around Javac for defining your dependencies and implementing a standard compile, package, test, deploy lifecycle.
In the bad old days you would just half-implement the same thing in an ad-hoc way.
- revscat 14y agoIt certainly isn't easy to get running if you don't use t regularly. I only have bad passing reasons to use maven, and every time it has been a huge timesink just to get it to spit out a jar file. Not a fan.
- benjaminwootton 14y agoIt's two lines... mvn archetype:generate mvn package