For java, I would look at gradle, not maven.
Of course, gradle hooks into the whole maven ecosystem but that is one of its advantages. Everybody in Java land understands Maven packages but how you generate doesn't matter.
Of course, gradle hooks into the whole maven ecosystem but that is one of its advantages. Everybody in Java land understands Maven packages but how you generate doesn't matter.
If it wasn't for Android, I wouldn't bother 1 second to learn Gradle.
But I guess Groovy needs some project to keep it alive, now that no one remebers the days JSF beans would be written in Groovy or JUGs were holding Grails talks month after month.