Whenever I'm trying to sell maven to a manager/management-type group, I
ALWAYS describe it as a codebase management tool, which is MUCH
different. We all know that maven has little to do with managing
deadlines, requirements, etc. In fact, it has very little to do with any
other phase of SDLC (or w
Hi Jason,
Thanks! I certainly can't take all the credit - a lot of folk have been
hammering away and cleaning up the plugins , especially those that took on all
the releases in the last few weeks when I didn't have the time.
Reading the posts on slashdot was a helpful reminder: we should take car
Howdy,
The guy only talked to me yesterday but it went up quickly and showed up
on slashdot which I didn't expect:
http://www.internetnews.com/dev-news/article.php/3381841
The one thing I've ask to have correct and which I specifically
mentioned is that the release would not have happened withou
