📄️ Introduction to Maven
What is Maven?
📄️ The Maven Project
Maven is a powerful build automation tool for Java projects that provides a consistent way to manage dependencies, build, test and deploy Java applications. In this section, we will cover how to create a Maven project, understand the project structure, and the pom.xml file with code examples.
📄️ Project Object Model (POM)
The Project Object Model (POM) is the core of any project build with Maven, and it is the single source of truth for all aspects of the project build process.
📄️ Dependency Management
One of the most powerful features of Maven is its ability to manage dependencies. Maven uses a central repository to store libraries and their dependencies, and allows developers to specify the dependencies that their project requires. Maven will then automatically download and manage these dependencies.
📄️ How Maven versioning works
Maven versioning convention
📄️ Plugins
What are Maven plugins?
📄️ Goals in Maven
What are Maven goals?
📄️ Build Lifecycle
Overview
📄️ Repositories
A key feature of Maven is its ability to manage dependencies through the use of repositories. Maven uses a central repository to store libraries and their dependencies, and allows developers to specify the dependencies that their project requires. Maven will then automatically download and manage these dependencies.
📄️ Profiles
What are profiles?