Hi Vincent,
Im another happy owner of your first book but have found the maven2
documentation a little shallow.
Will you announcing the new release on here when it becomes available.
regards,
Tim Davies
Vincent Massol wrote:
Thanks Babak. WRT m2 documentation it's already better than m1. However
we're also writing a m2 book. It'll be made available online. We should have
a first release of it in Q1 2006.
WRT migrating to m2 yes it's easy to do that from m1 provided you follow the
best practices like having a minimal maven.xml file... The hard part is
moving from Ant to Maven because you need to restructure your directory
structure into small subprojects. But if you're on m1 it means you've
already done that and this doesn't change when you move to m2.
-Vincent
-----Original Message-----
From: Babak Farhang [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: mercredi 4 janvier 2006 07:16
To: Maven Users List
Subject: Re: M1 or M2?
Thanks for encouraging Maven2!
I must say, though, that you didn't address my "Will I suffer?" question
:-)
I just checked out *Maven: A Dev's Notebook* which is slightly dated
and based on Maven1. Nice, fairly well-organized, spoon-fed info in
that book which I hope is more or less applicable to Maven2, as well.
Reading some of the user feedback on reviews about Maven2 (e.g. see
http://www.javaworld.com/javaworld/jw-12-2005/jw-1205-maven-p3.html )
I thought it might be wiser if I first learnt Maven1.
.. If you want to suffer then
delve into writing Jelly plugins in Maven1. ;) Maven2 is a beautiful
thing...
I'm sure it's beautiful. Really! I'm hoping not to need to write any
plugins, though. I'm not a build engineer: I'll be using Maven mostly
because it makes developing apps easier...
So for now, as a newbie, I'll stick to Maven1 until there is better
documentation out there for Maven2. I *did* try Maven2 along w/ its
documentation, but for now, here's my advice to other newcomers:
The path to m2 is through m1.
Or ye shall suffer needlessly, as I have... :-)
If I follow the *best practices*, it seems, I should be able to
migrate relatively painlessly to M2.
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