On 11/06/2008, at 5:59 PM, Lachlan Deck wrote:
Yeah, it's worth saying that you don't want to 'switch' blindly.
I spent a few months reading and kicking the tyres. It's one of
those things you really need to read up on to see if it works for you.
So are you currently using Maven for real? I like the idea of maven,
but my gut feel is that it's going to work for me *most* of the time.
However one of those times I need to do something a little different
from normal I am going to wish I never decided to use it, and end up
fighting with it to the death. Initial impressions are that it does
what it's intended to do especially well, but doesn't appear to have
the same degree of intuitive configurability as ant.
It also seems that you can use it without really needing to know a lot
about how it works, but if something doesn't go wrong, there is quite
a bit to learn to fix it.
These are just my impressions from several close encounters, they may
turn out to be unfounded.
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Seeya...Q
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