Udemy – Java Maven: Stop Building Java Programs the Hard Way!
Udemy – Java Maven: Stop Building Java Programs the Hard Way!
MP4 | Video: 1280x720 | 65 kbps | 44 KHz | Duration: 5 Hours | 958 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
MP4 | Video: 1280x720 | 65 kbps | 44 KHz | Duration: 5 Hours | 958 MB
Genre: eLearning | Language: English
Java: Secrets of Building and Managing Java and Java Spring Projects. Learn to use the Java Build Tool - Apache Maven.
For Java, Why do we need a Build Tool like Maven, when we have an Integrated Development Environment (IDE) ?
Doing a Java build in an IDE is OK “Only” when it’s a simple project, for a single developer but once you go beyond that things start getting complicated and you'll need a build tool, such as Maven.
With complicated Java and Spring Framework projects you need to think about many more things. For example; other project dependencies, sharing code, version control etc…
Maven 101, is an introduction to the widely used Java Build Automation Tool - Apache Maven and is completely hands-on. The course is easy to follow and uses Maven from both the command line and through an Integrated Development Environment (IDE).
You will learn how to install and set up the environment correctly, so you can use Maven from the command line and from the Eclipse IDE.
Learn how to use Maven in 'Real World Java' scenarios, so you can apply your new knowledge in 'Real World Java' projects, straight away!
Using examples you will learn about the Maven Repository, Plugins, LifeCycles, Customizing the LifeCycles and Transitive Dependencies, How to make the most of the Eclipse IDE and its m2Eclipse plugin to view and resolve project dependencies.
You will be up and running with Maven in only 4 hours!!
What are the requirements?
Some knowledge of Java
Eclipse IDE is used so some knowledge of it or different IDE would be useful
What am I going to get from this course?
Over 41 lectures and 4 hours of content!
Set up your development environment for Java and Maven
Use Maven in 'Real World' Scenarios
Gain the knowledge of Maven Fundermentals and how to apply them
Learn about Maven Plugins and how to effectively use them!
Learn about the Maven LifeCycles
Learn how to Customise the Maven LifeCycles to suit your needs!
Learn about Transitive Dependencies and how they are resolved!
Learn how to build and deploy a Java console application as a stand alone executable jar
Learn how to build and deploy a Java Web application that uses the Spring MVC framework
What is the target audience?
Java developers
Anyone who wishes to professionally build and deploy their Java Applications
new Java developers
You will learn how to install and set up the environment correctly, so you can use Maven from the command line and from the Eclipse IDE.
Learn how to use Maven in 'Real World Java' scenarios, so you can apply your new knowledge in 'Real World Java' projects, straight away!
Using examples you will learn about the Maven Repository, Plugins, LifeCycles, Customizing the LifeCycles and Transitive Dependencies, How to make the most of the Eclipse IDE and its m2Eclipse plugin to view and resolve project dependencies.
You will be up and running with Maven in only 4 hours!!
What are the requirements?
Some knowledge of Java
Eclipse IDE is used so some knowledge of it or different IDE would be useful
What am I going to get from this course?
Over 41 lectures and 4 hours of content!
Set up your development environment for Java and Maven
Use Maven in 'Real World' Scenarios
Gain the knowledge of Maven Fundermentals and how to apply them
Learn about Maven Plugins and how to effectively use them!
Learn about the Maven LifeCycles
Learn how to Customise the Maven LifeCycles to suit your needs!
Learn about Transitive Dependencies and how they are resolved!
Learn how to build and deploy a Java console application as a stand alone executable jar
Learn how to build and deploy a Java Web application that uses the Spring MVC framework
What is the target audience?
Java developers
Anyone who wishes to professionally build and deploy their Java Applications
new Java developers
Udemy – Java Maven: Stop Building Java Programs the Hard Way!
