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What percentage of the Java world uses Maven?

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I'm building a tutorial for a Java library. There's a really easy way to get started with Maven + Eclipse, but I'm not sure I can assume the majority of the people following this tutorial will have Maven setup. So, I'm curious, what percentage of the Java world uses Maven to manage their projects?

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wolak Avatar asked Dec 30 '10 18:12

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If your library is not Maven centric i will prefer a build-tool agnostic tutorial and optional an appendix that may explain usage of your library in the specific environments (Eclipse, Netbeans, Ant, Maven, ...).

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PeterMmm Avatar answered Oct 26 '22 15:10

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