Top 7 Books for Java Build Tools in 2014
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- Maven: The Definitive Guide
- Apache Maven Dependency Management
- Gradle in Action
- Gradle Beyond the Basics
- Gradle Effective Implementation Guide
- Ant in Action
- Ant: The Definitive Guide
1. Maven: The Definitive Guide
Author: Sonatype CompanyPublisher: O'Reilly MediaPublished Date: October 4th, 2008Paperback: 470 pagesRead Full Customer ReviewsContent Coverage:- Part I: Introduction
- Introducing Apache Maven
- Installing and Running Maven
- Part II: Maven by Example
- A Simple Maven Project
- Customizing a Maven Project
- A Simple Web Application
- A Multimodule Project
- Multimodule Enterprise Project
- Part III: Maven Reference
- Optimizing and Refactoring POMs
- The Project Object Model
- The Build Lifecycle
- Build Profiles
- Maven Assemblies
- Properties and Resources Filtering
- Maven and Eclipse: m2eclipse
- Site Generation
- Repository Manager
- Writing Plugins
- Writing Plugins in Alternative Languages
- Part IV: Appendixes
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2. Apache Maven Dependency Management
Author: Jonathan LalouPublisher: Packt PublishingPublished Date: October 25th, 2013Paperback: 158 pagesRead Full Customer ReviewsContent Coverage:- Chapter 1: Basic Dependency Management
- Chapter 2: Dependency Mechanism and Scopes
- Chapter 3: Dependency Designation (advanced)
- Chapter 4: Migration of Dependencies to Apache Maven
- Chapter 5: Tools within Your IDE
- Chapter 6: Release and Distribute
- Appendix: Useful Public Repositories
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3. Gradle in Action
Author: Benjamin MuschkoPublisher: Manning PublicationsPublished Date: March 9th, 2014Paperback: 480 pagesRead Full Customer ReviewsContent Coverage:- Part 1: Introduction to Gradle
- Introduction to Project Automation
- Next-generation builds with Gradle
- Part 2: Mastering the Fundamentals
- Build script essentials
- Dependency management
- Multiproject builds
- Testing with Gradle
- Extending Gradle
- Integration and Migration
- Part 3: From Build to Deployment
- IDE Support and Tooling
- Building polygot projects
- Code quality management and monitoring
- Continuous Integration
- Artifact assembly and publishing
- Infrastructure provisioning and deployment
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4. Gradle Beyond the Basics
Author: Tim BerglundPublisher: O'Reilly MediaPublished Date: August 15th, 2013Paperback: 80 pagesRead Full Customer ReviewsContent Coverage:- File Operations
- Copy Task
- Filtering and Transforming Files
- The File Methods
- The FileCollection Interface
- Lazy Files
- Custom Plug-Ins
- Plug-In Philosophy
- The Plug-In API
- The Example Plug-In
- Setup
- Sketching Out Your Plug-In
- Packaging a Plug-In
- Build Hooks
- The Gradle Lifecycle: A Review
- Advising the Build Graph
- Advising Project Evaluation
- Rules
- Dependency Management
- Dependency Concepts
- Repositories: Dependency Resolution
- Buildscript Dependencies
- Dependency Caching
- Configuring Resolution Strategy
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5. Gradle Effective Implementation Guide
Author: Hubert Klein IkkinkPublisher: Packt PublishingPublished Date: October 25th, 2012Paperback: 382 pagesRead Full Customer ReviewsContent Coverage:- Chapter 1: Starting with Gradle
- Chapter 2: Creating Gradle Build Scripts
- Chapter 3: Working with Gradle Build Scripts
- Chapter 4: Using Gradle for Java Projects
- Chapter 5: Dependency Management
- Chapter 6: Testing, Building and Publishing Artifacts
- Chapter 7: Multi-project Builds
- Chapter 8: Mixed Languages
- Chapter 9: Maintaining Code Quality
- Chapter 10: Writing Custom Tasks and Plugins
- Chapter 11: Using Gradle with Continuous Integration
- Chapter 12: IDE Support
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6. Ant in Action
Author: Steve Loughran, Erik HatcherPublisher: Manning PublicationsPublished Date: July 27th, 2007Paperback: 600 pagesRead Full Customer ReviewsContent Coverage:- Part 1: Learning Ant
- Introducing Ant
- A first Ant build
- Understanding Ant datatypes and properties
- Testing with JUnit
- Packaging projects
- Executing programs
- Distributing our application
- Putting it all together
- Part 2: Appling Ant
- Beyond Ant’s core tasks
- Working with big projects
- Managing Dependencies
- Working with XML
- Enterprise Java
- Continuous Integration
- Deployment
- Part 3: Extending Ant
- Writing Ant tasks
- Extending Ant further
- Appendix A: Installation
- Appendix B: XML Primer
- Appendix C: IDE Integration
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7. Ant: The Definitive Guide
Author: Steve HolznerPublisher: O'Reilly MediaPublished Date: April 20th, 2005Paperback: 336 pagesRead Full Customer ReviewsContent Coverage:- Getting Started
- Using Properties and Types
- Building Java Code
- Deploying Builds
- Testing Builds with JUnit
- Getting Source code from CVS Repositories
- Executing External Programs
- Developing for the Web
- XML and XDoclet
- Optional Tasks
- Integrating Ant with Eclipse
- Extending Ant
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