I use ant+ivy. It's not perfect for sure but with time it grew deep roots in my company. If you invest on it you can do anything (Turing complete). Right now it's a major undertaking for me to leave ant+ivy for maven. I am not event sure that I like maven that much to do the necessary work...
One big plus form maven is that is hot and everybody is using it these days. That was also true for ant in the previous years but not so much anymore.Guess what happens when you are using commons-logging or slf4j and a third party library pulls in log4j. Your logging configuration is flipped to use a new probably unconfigured backend. So you are writing exceptions but the exceptions are in the scope of Project P (and not in the libA, libP scope) because project P knows what transitive libraries has in total. So it's a kind of a mess... Does happen handle things better? I seriously doubt it.
Oups totally of topic: Sorry
On Mon, Jul 4, 2016 at 10:32 AM, Thomas Broyer <t.broyer@gmail.com> wrote:
On Monday, July 4, 2016 at 8:58:10 AM UTC+2, Pierre Mineaud wrote:About maven, you're probably right. But at the moment in my enterprise, we are switching direction for our web development (we were on meteor, a javascript framework client and server side), and for all developers and director, maven were most a barrier than a real help. But I'm agree with you, you must be right when we see all gwt dev on maven ! :) But to be honest, we will try to learn gwt and his environment before trying maven with.A little off-topic but, before going Maven (unless you know it already) explore Gradle too (and, why not, Ant+Ivy, Buildr, SBT, or even Pants or Bazel); then make an informed choice. Just sayin'--
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