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Modern Java practices is a hybrid wiki/working codebase to help you understand, design, and build your pipeline from local work through CI. The practices are not specific to Java or JVM languages, but the examples and tips are.
There are several directions you may wish to go from here:
- Start with the Introduction in the wiki.
- Jump right in and try out example builds for Gradle or Maven.
- Clone or fork the example code, and start a new project, or cherry pick features helpful in an existing project.
For more depth consider:
- Browse progress on writing to see upcoming changes.
- Look at recent significant changes to the example project.
- See the build status for the example code project.
Note
This project's wiki is the size of a small book written in Markdown including diagrams and the occassional screenshot.
If you'd like to see other ways to leverage your project wiki in GitHub:
https://github.com/binkley/wiki-docs.
This applies not just to wiki pages but also to your README.md:
you can apply all formatting rules for wikis to your "front door" for your
projects.
To view recent siginificant changes, look at the example code project
README.md.
For detailed changes in the example code, browse the commit
log.
Would you like to contribute to this project? See the CONTRIBUTING page for details.
Modern Java practices is licensed under Public Domain.
See the code repo for working examples.
This work is dedicated/deeded to the public following laws in jurisdictions
for such purpose.
The principal authors are: