A "Hello, World!" is an introductory computer program.
📦 Central,
:scroll: Releases,
:smiley_cat: GitHub,
:frog: Bintray,
:peacock: MvnRepository,
:newspaper: Javadoc,
:blue_book: Wiki.
Stability: Experimental.
Consider this as a template to:
- Write Maven project.
- Create test cases.
- Set up package information.
- Set up global settings.
- Auto generate sources, javadoc JAR.
- Auto sign package with GPG.
- Auto publish javadoc to
gh-pages
. - Auto deploy to Maven Central Respository.
- Auto deploy to GitHub Package registry.
- TODO: Auto update package version.
## OUTPUT
What clothing does a house wear?
<your answer>
import io.github.javaf.*;
HelloWorld.imply(true, false);
// false
HelloWorld.eq(false, false);
// true
Method | Action |
---|---|
and | Check if all values are true. |
eq | Check if antecedent ⇔ consequent. |
imply | Check if antecedent ⇒ consequent. |
- JDK, JRE, JVM: What Are They and What Are Their Differences?
- Java Development Kit: What Version of the JDK Should You Use?
- Publish JAR To Central Maven Repository, Jakob Jenkov
- OSSRH Guide, Sonatype Central Repository
- Sonatype issues: Account management
- Nexus repository manager
- OpenPGP KeyServer
- Working with PGP Signatures
- Keep GnuPG credentials cached for entire user session
- How to export a GPG private key and public key to a file
- How to import secret gpg key (copied from one machine to another)?
- Job Lifecycle, Travis CI
- Building a Java project, Travis CI
- Github clone with oauth access token
- Various tips for using Apache Maven SCM Publish Plugin
- Using Travis CI to deploy to Maven repositories and GitHub Releases
- Configuring Apache Maven for use with GitHub Packages
- Changing the project version
- Updating version numbers of modules in a multi-module Maven project
- Use the Latest Version of a Dependency in Maven
- Managing Version Numbers in Maven With the Maven Versions Plugin