有人用过瑞文吗？
您对这个构建工具有何看法？ 我正在考虑从maven2迁移到raven（我的poms变得越来越大），但我想先听听一些意见。
谢谢！
@andre：
感谢您的写作，但我实际上是在寻找使用 raven 的真实体验。 无论如何，没有人写的事实本身就是一个指标（似乎很少有人使用它）
What do you think about this build tool? I'm thinking of migrating from maven2 to raven (my poms are getting bigger and bigger), but I'd like to hear some opinions first.
Thanks!
@andre:
Thank's for writing but I was actually looking for real experiences using raven. Anyway, the fact that nobody wrote is an indicator by itself (it seems few people are using it)
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我没有使用过 Raven 或 Buildr，但我听说过关于后者的好消息。 在 这篇博客文章中Assaf Arkin，有一个很好的案例研究：一个 5,443 行、52 个文件的 Maven 配置被减少到 485 行 Buildr。 而且，尽管每个人都说“Ruby 很慢”，Buildr 却比 Maven 快 2-6 倍。
此外，与 Raven 不同的是，Buildr 似乎仍在维护：它目前作为官方 Apache 项目处于孵化器阶段。
I haven't used either Raven or Buildr, but I have heard good things about the latter. In this blog article by Assaf Arkin, there is a nice case study: a 5,443 line, 52 file Maven configuration was reduced to 485 lines of Buildr. And, even though everybody says "Ruby is slow", Buildr was 2-6x faster than Maven.
Also, unlike Raven, Buildr seems to still be maintained: it is currently in the incubator stage as an official Apache project.
我猜 pom 增长是每个人在使用 Maven 时都面临的问题，但 Maven 至少得到了维护（2.1。即将到来），而 raven 项目对我来说看起来相当死气沉沉。 今年没有更新，邮件列表档案也很小。 在我看来，将构建过程切换到没有生活社区的工具风险太大。 我猜这不是你想要的答案，但我的 2 美分。
pom growth is a problem that everybody faces w/ maven I guess, but maven is at least maintained (2.1. just around the corner) and the raven project looks pretty dead to me. No updates this year and the mailinglist archives are also very small. It looks to me as it's too risky to switch your build process to a tool w/o a living community. Not quite the answer you wanted I guess, but my 2 cents.
我对乌鸦一无所知。
您应该查看普通的旧 rake，它可以让您创建非常强大的任务。
我还听说过 sake，它就像 rake 任务，但在系统范围内，而不是仅在您的项目之一中可用。
它们可能不是专门针对 Java 的，但它们确实击败了普通的旧 bash 或（但愿不会）批处理脚本。
I don't know anything about raven.
You should check out plain old rake, which lets you create very powerful tasks.
I've also heard about sake, which is just like rake tasks but system-wide, instead of being only available inside one of your projects.
They may not be specialized for Java, but they sure beat the hell out of plain old bash or (heaven forbid) batch scripts.