[NEW] Learn Apache Maven with IntelliJ IDEA and Java 25

Learn Maven in Just 5 Hours. The goal is simple: make you 100% confident with Maven as a build tool.

What you'll learn
- Understand the core concepts of Apache Maven and how it works behind the scenes
- Set up and manage Maven projects using IntelliJ IDEA
- Work with Maven dependencies and repositories effectively
- Use Maven plugins to automate build tasks and enhance project capabilities
- Master Maven build lifecycles including clean, default, and site lifecycles
- Create and activate custom Maven build profiles for dev, test, and prod environments
- Perform unit testing and generate test reports using Maven
- Generate project documentation using the Maven Site plugin
- Create multi-module Maven projects and manage dependencies between modules
- Build a simple Java web application using Maven from scratch

Requirements
- Java Programming

Description
Are you a Java developer who wants to masterApache Mavenfrom the ground up — with complete clarity, hands-on experience, and zero confusion?

Then this is the course for you.

Thiscomprehensive, practical, and beginner-friendlycourse focusesentirely on Apache Maven, the most widely used build automation tool in the Java ecosystem.

Whether you're working on small projects or large enterprise applications,understanding Maven is criticalto managing your project builds, dependencies, plugins, lifecycles, and more.

The goal is simple:make you 100% confident with Maven as a build tool.

What is Apache Maven?

Apache Maven is apowerful build automation and project management toolfor Java applications.

It was developed by theApache Software Foundation, the same community behind popular projects like Tomcat, Hadoop, and Kafka.

The wordMavenitself means “accumulator of knowledge.”

And that’s exactly what it does — it accumulates knowledge about your project and manages everything for you: compiling code, handling dependencies, running tests, packaging applications, generating reports, and even deploying software.

What You’ll Learn:

How Maven works behind the scenes: lifecycles, phases, and goals

Creating and managing Maven projects in IntelliJ IDEA

Using Maven plugins like maven-compiler-plugin, maven-clean-plugin, and maven-jar-plugin, maven-install-plugin, maven-surefire-plugin, maven-resources-plugin, and more.

Understanding and customizing the Maven build lifecycle

Managing dependencies the right way

Working with the resources folder and filtering resources

Building and running Maven JARs

Skipping tests and customizing lifecycle phases

Creatingcustom build profilesfor different environments like dev, test, and prod

Generating project documentation using the Maven Site plugin

Creatingmulti-module Maven projectsfrom scratch

Best practices and tips used in real-world Java projects

Each topic is explainedclearly, step-by-step, in spoken format, withhands-on demonstrationsin IntelliJ IDEA and Maven terminal commands.

Who Is This Course For?

Java developers (beginner to intermediate) who want to master Maven

Students, backend engineers, testers, and automation engineers working with Java

Professionals preparing for Java developer interviews and certifications

Anyone working on real-world Java applications and wants clean, modular builds

Tools Used:

Java 25

IntelliJ IDEA

Apache Maven (latest stable version)

Apache tomcat

By the end of this course, you’ll be able tocreate, configure, build, and manage Java applicationswith confidence using Apache Maven. You’ll also understandhow enterprise projects are structuredand how Maven simplifies dependency management and build processes.

So whether you're starting your Java journey or looking to upskill for your next job, this course willlevel up your Maven skillsand help you work like a professional developer.

Let’s build Java projects the right way — withApache Maven. Enroll now and take control of your builds.

Who this course is for:
- Java developers (beginner to intermediate) who want to master Maven
- Students, backend engineers, testers, and automation engineers working with Java
- Anyone working on real-world Java applications and wants clean, modular builds
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