Hi Vincent 2005/6/7, Vincent Massol <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > Hi there, > > Tim O'Brien and I have started a web site called http://www.mavenbook.org. >
I just take a quick look, it seems (and is) a good idea. > One of its goal is to advertise the "Maven: A Developer's Notebook" that we > have written for O'Reilly. However the other goal is to publish other > information about Maven. ATM we have 3 types of information there: > > - News about the book and more generally news about Maven appearances Tim > and I will be giving. We are happy to broaden this for any presentation that > anyone may give about Maven. But we'll need your help for this so that we > know when it happens. > > - Tips and tricks about Maven. Tim and I are regularly publishing but again > if you have a good tip that you'd like to post, contact me and I'll give you > direct access to the wiki (yes, it's a wiki under the hood. Cool, no? ;-)). A really good thing but there's must be a good categorisation of the tips. ie common error, plugin dev tips.But i don't think that specific plugin tips should be here. The better tips is where to find the good information source > > - Announcements. Maven releases and Maven plugings announcements > > I'm curious to know if you find those 3 categories interesting or not. For > example, I'm not sure the announcements category is useful. What do you > think? I have the same point of view as you. More the official maven site IS the good place for annoucement. A web page that list the last version/annoucement of the plugin could be a good thing in the maven site for people that are not on the mailling list. > > Also are there are any other category of information you'd like to see > there. The idea is not to duplicate the resources that you see on the main > maven web site. It's more oriented towards news than towards information or > resources (this should be added on the main maven site). > A big propaganda page and feed back from compagny/user Things like : - how to make my development director choose to use maven. - What maven change in my every day job? - How to make my developer use maven when they say that there's IDE compile there java code and they don't need more? - Why maven make that I code better ? I have some responce of this question that i have used but having some other point of view could be a good and interresting thing to read. If you have write this book like the JUnit one I now this kind of information can be found in this one but having them online could be a good thing for the communauty Nicolas > Thanks a lot > -Vincent > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- > To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
