The Way of Project Automation -- How to Construct, Deploy, and Monitor JAVA Applications

Author: (USA) Clark, M. (Author), translated by Zhang Fei
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Features: "The Programmer's Craft Trilogy" is a series of four small booklets designed to help programmers address specific challenges they encounter in their daily work, covering fundamental knowledge essential for modern software development. This series not only showcases practical, hands-on techniques and tool usage but also embodies the development philosophy upheld by the authors in their renowned work, "The Pragmatic Programmer: From Journeyman to Master." All of these elements serve as powerful tools to help development teams work efficiently and achieve high productivity. "The Art of Project Automation: How to Build, Deploy, and Monitor Java Applications" is the third book in the series. If you want to reliably and accurately construct, test, and deploy your software, minimize repetitive and mundane tasks, and focus most of your effort on refining your software and honing your skills, this book is exactly what you need. Let the computer handle all the necessary, tedious, repetitive work—such as building and testing code at regular intervals, producing consistent releases, deploying and installing applications, and monitoring running programs. You'll have more time and energy to enjoy the joy of writing high-quality code. Written by programmers and for programmers, the automation here is not about payroll processing; it's for those who write application software day after day, week after week. Whenever a manual process is involved, problems can quickly accumulate and grow, and automation is the solution.