The Apache Maven or commonly known as just
"Maven," is an essential tool for Java Programmers. It allows you to build your project, manage dependencies, generate documentation, and a lot more. I can vouch for Maven's usefulness because I have come from the pre-Maven world of Software development, where you need to manage all the JAR files required by your project. It may seem easy to you that just download the JAR file but it's not so easy in practice. For example, you added a new library in your project say
Spring framework which also needs log4j but you thought log4j is already there so you didn't do anything, only to realize that your application is not starting anymore and throwing long and convoluted errors. This can happen because a version mismatch like Spring needed a higher version of log4j than available in your project.
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