My coding style
We talk about how I write my Java code and why I have chosen to write my code in a specific way. This is my opinion. I'm interested in yours if you have differing opinions.
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We will compare java build tools. By comparing Ant vs Maven and Maven vs Gradle we will figure out if Gradle or Maven will be the best tool to use. Ant is the old build tool that is not used much but is still good to know about.
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