By bloid
via pveentjer.wordpress.com
Published: Nov 11 2007 / 06:34
I have used Maven 1.1 and 2 for the last 1.5 years, but it always am boggled by the utter complexity of the tool. There are a lot of good aspects about Maven (dependency management, standard tasks etc) but these advantages don’t way up to all the problems. For example: If I want to create a war and an ear, I need to create multiple project. How stupid can you be?
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Comments
dzonelurker replied ago:
Just adapt your process to Maven, not the other way round.
mostlyharmless replied ago:
Not a good article, but some good comments at the end.
wittgen replied ago:
why should developers be forced to adapt their processes to a tool? surely a buld tool should be easy enough that you dont have to become an expert ina complex tool. maven is a demanding animal, and for those who suffer through it good luck. but Id rather not.
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