• Title Maven Cookbook
• Authors Timothy M. O'Brien, Stuart McCulloch, Brian Demers
• Publisher: Sonatype, Inc.(January 2011)
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• Language: English
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Book Description

Maven Cookbook is a Handbook about Apache Maven.

It covers topocs like how to use Maven with Eclipse, OSGi, Groovy, Scala, Ant, Ruby, Web Development, unit tests and integration tests, etc. It also covers Maven Repository Management using Nexus.

• Tim M O'Brien is a professional singer and programmer living and working in the Chicago area. He prefers Emacs to vi. Tim discovered programming on a TRS-80, and went on to study (and subsequently forget) Electrical Engineering at UVA. In his free time, Tim likes to sleep, study music, build toys with microcontrollers, and participate in open source projects. Tim is active in the Jakarta Commons project.

• Sonatype Company is Jason Van Zyl's company and pretty much the center of the Maven universe. Jason Van Zyl is the inventor and lead developer of Maven.

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