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Hands On: Apache Maven 4
Thu, 24 April
Struggling with Apache Maven? Confused about version management in multi-module projects? Concerned about exposing too much metadata when publishing artifacts? Apache Maven 4 is here to solve these issues, and this session will help you master its new capabilities.
Instead of just slides, we’ll live-code real-world use cases that commonly trip up developers when managing Maven builds and deployments—especially in multi-module projects.
Apache Maven 4 is a great improvement over previous versions and provides an ease-of-use and follows the "principle of least astonishment". Whether you're a seasoned Maven user or just starting out, this session will empower you to navigate Maven builds with confidence and eliminate the frustration of complex dependency management.
Target Audience
- Java Developers – Anyone using Maven for Java-based projects who wants to improve build automation and dependency management.
- Build & Release Engineers – Professionals managing CI/CD pipelines who need efficient artifact publishing and version control.
- DevOps & Platform Engineers – Those looking to streamline build processes while reducing complexity in multi-module projects.
- Open-Source Contributors & Maintainers – Developers contributing to Maven-based OSS projects who need a deeper understanding of Maven 4 improvements.
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About the speaker
Chandra Guntur
Java Champion, and JUG Leader at both Garden State JUG and NYJavaSIG
Chandra is a technologist in the financial services industry since 2003 and is programming with Java since 1998.
Chandra was selected as a 2019 Java Champion. He is a Java User Group (JUG) Leader, and helps run one of the largest Java user groups, NYJavaSIG and a founder-leader at the Garden State JUG.
Chandra conducts code workshops and Code Katas on core Java features. He is a frequent speaker at Java user groups, and technology conferences including Oracle CodeOne, Oracle Code NY, QCon New York, Devnexus, DawsCon and GIDS India.
