I am not sure anything exists, but I would appreciate such a thing also.
-----Original Message----- From: Bruno Melloni <b...@melloni.com> Sent: Thursday, January 27, 2022 3:10 PM To: users@maven.apache.org Subject: Maven Book recommendation EXTERNAL It became very clear to me that my current approach of googling tutorials, guides and solutions is a wildly inadequate approach to learn Maven. Mainly because all of those are either far too basic for "real life" projects, or because they assume prior knowledge that I don't yet have. So, I am looking to buy a good book to methodically learn all I need about Maven. Because of how I learn best I would like to find a book that uses the following as its presentation approach: * It must be gradual, starting from the assumption that I know nothing and only learn what is taught in the book. * New concepts must include sample code that I can type and test, either complete code or as an extension to a previous example. Absolutely no "loose snippets" that assume prior knowledge (for example this is what makes most formal Spring documentation completely useless to me, as I often can't follow it to a complete functioning solution, and I had similar but not as severe issues with the formal Apache Maven documentation). * The end of each chapter must have exercises that I can code and run to test my understanding, with the ability to download the solution from a website in those cases when my code fails to function correctly. * Not essential but it would be ideal if the book was available in electronic form and readable through an ebook reader that functions on a Microsoft Surface tablet (Windows 10/11) and remembers the last page I read (even better if position syncs between the tablet and my desktop so that I can continue reading on either). If _you learned Maven from a book that matches at least the first 3 criteria_, please recommend it. I'd greatly appreciate it.