johanmynhardt

So, talking in front of people made me nervous. While it can only be the worst benchmark for me, I'm looking forward to improve my presentation in the future. The presentation covered Maven from creating a project to Continuous Integration using Apache Continuum. My aim is to create an example project that can be used. I have spent a long time getting to the point where I could produce this. It was not easy and there are some features that I would like to fix in due time, but for now, my presentation is looking good enough :) The actual project resources are not available as yet. I did a localhost set up, but for it to be perfect, I need to set it up in a real-world environment. In the meantime, enjoy the presentation! (We were pressed for time, so I tried to keep it as short as possible, giving a basic overview of what is needed. Maven scratch-to-production View more presentations from Johan Mynhardt

I have no doubt that I'm currently on the right track in my career. But as I've noticed the last couple of weeks, it does not mean that everyone will be happy... I'm currently having this itch to get my skills up to what is out there on the Internet. The biggest problem is that there is so much to learn and so little time. One can't possibly master them all. At least I have started somewhere, some time ago. Firstly I have started off to bash my brains out on Apache Maven . At the time I have started learning Maven we were only using (and still do) Apache Ant . Out of habit I don't take any tool for granted, so I started digging around, getting a feel for the play field, read recommendations, hate-messages, guides and manuals. I can't say that using Maven is outright easy. Learning Curve Unfortunately there is no getting away from this. With great power comes great responsibility, or in this case, a heck of a learning curve. Starting out is easy and even simple, ...