Maven. Review

The code quality is great, easy to extend for new features with minimal effort required by developers (which can be very hard in other products). It's also really well documented which helps you understand how things work without having much experience of mongoDB itself as there are plenty examples that walk through common tasks/cases people have run into when setting up Mongo DB servers or using it within applications - so this makes learning about what each piece does fairly straight forward

I like how easy it is to create my own modules, then import them into other projects as needed. The way you can use 3rd party libraries in your maven project without any trouble. It's not clear that you have to pay for extra plugin components such as jetty or tomcat (I believe there are free versions available). There aren't many users of this tool out there which makes finding help difficult. We're solving multiple problems, including keeping our code organized and having reusable components…

The ability to see the actual code that is being run as it is being built. It is a lot easier to debug and troubleshoot issues when you can see the actual code that is being run. I dislike that you can only see the code that is being run on the server. It is nice to be able to see the code that is running on your local machine. I would like to be able to see the code that is running on my local machine as well. I am able to debug and troubleshoot issues much quicker because I can see the…