Master Maven for Java web applications through hands-on projects, covering installation, project structure, and lifecycle phases in an easy-to-follow course.
This course is all about mastering Maven, a super useful tool for Java developers. You’ll learn how to create a multi-module web application project, all while getting hands-on experience. Perfect for anyone wanting to level up their Java skills with Maven!
Create a multi module maven java web applicaiton project in easy steps
Sample of the reviews:
Right level of detail. Clear and simple explanation of concepts. Very simple and relevant example to follow. A course that is short and simple, delivering the concepts it set out to do. Well done. - Shahid Mir
I am following Bharath's courses to become a master Java Developer, this was very practical course and it helped me learn some new features with maven. - Bruno Militzer
The instructor Bharath is best when it comes to keeping complex concepts short to the point. Amazing course on Maven, highly recommend. - B.S.Sagar
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Apache maven is one of the most popular build and project management tools in the java world.In this course you will master all the core concepts of Maven while working hands on to create a multi module maven java web application project.
You will download and install Maven
You will create a standalone project using the maven script from the command line.
Understand the Project Object Model
Learn all the import concepts such Maven life cycle phases,Maven Project Coordinates,Plugin,Goals and Repositories.
Customize the Maven default settings
Create a Maven Web Application
Using Maven from Eclipse with the aid of m2eclipse plugin
What are the requirements?
Java,Eclipse IDE,Tomcat,Maven(Installation is covered in easy setup section)
A basic understanding of Java and Java Web Development
What am I going to get from this course?
Learn what convention over configuration is and the Maven project structure
Apply your understanding of Maven and your ability to build a project using Maven
Create and build a java web application using Maven
Master all the important concepts of Maven while working hands on
Learn what Maven is and Why it is so popular
Master all the core concepts of Maven
Create and Build a project from the command line
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Bharath Thippireddy is an Entrepreneur, Software Architect,Actor and Public Speaker who has trained 8,00,000+ students across the planet. He is an Oracle Certified Developer, Web Component Developer, Business Component Developer, and Web Services Developer.He loves learning new things both in technology and personal development and shares them on YouTube and his website. He has mentored students in classroom trainings as...
I was expecting a course with a stronger focus on Maven itself rather than covering topics like Spring, Jenkins, or Sonar. While I appreciate the effort to integrate real-world tools, they feel more suited for a follow-up course. For this foundational course, it would be more effective to focus exclusively on Maven’s core features, allowing learners to build a solid foundation without the distraction of external tools.
Additionally, relying on a specific IDE for examples limits the learning experience, as learners may have different preferences. A terminal-based approach would ensure a universally applicable understanding of Maven. Exploring key Maven plugins such as dependency-analyze, which identifies unused dependencies, enforcer, which enforces project rules, and checkstyle, which maintains code quality, would be beneficial. Hands-on demonstrations of these plugins would provide practical insights into Maven’s extensibility.
Restructuring the course into segments—starting with basics, moving into advanced features like plugin configurations, and concluding with optional integrations—could make it more effective. As someone looking to enhance my Maven expertise for build automation and dependency management, I felt the additional focus on external tools diverted attention from Maven's core strengths.
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Well structured and well explained in detail.
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Ravi S.
good course