Here are the #Snail2Rocket Q&A from the audience and a recap:
https://blog.bmarwell.de/2026/03/12/javaland-2026-recap-three-practical-maven-build-ideas.html
A recap of our shortened JavaLand 2026 Maven talk, what we changed for the 40-minute slot, and three ideas you can try right away: mvnd, multi-module builds, and Maven Cache Extension.
Theo - t3.gg (@theo)
작성자는 Blacksmith로 이동한 뒤 빌드 시간이 기존 4분 이상에서 약 30초로 크게 단축되었다고 보고했습니다. 이는 Blacksmith가 빌드/개발 워크플로의 성능을 크게 향상시키는 도구임을 시사합니다.
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Get hands-on training on how to tackle build performance issues with the Maven build cache. Description In this training, you will learn the basics and best practices to make the most of caching in your build. We’ll discuss the different possible architectures, how they affect build performance, and how Gradle Enterprise can help you manage, analyze, and troubleshoot the build cache. Duration 2.5 hours training session followed by 30-minutes Q&A. Audience Maven build tool users, as well as Gradle Enterprise users interested in speeding up builds, are encouraged to attend the training. Prerequisites This course assumes a good understanding of the Java language and working knowledge of Maven. Objectives After this training the participants will be able to: Understand the benefits of using the Maven build cache Use and configure the build cache Optimize build logic for maximum cacheability Maximize the benefits of the build cache with Gradle Enterprise Course Outline Overview Introduction Performance is key Approaches for work avoidance Common use cases Faster Maven builds on CI Visualized savings in Gradle Enterprise What is the build cache? How does it work? Different types of build caches Local build cache Remote build cache Recommended sharing strategy Influencing factors Using the …
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