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com.anasoft.os:m2st-parent
This project is a handy toolkit for developers and companies that use Maven 2 site generation capabilities in order to generate HTML project presentations. m2-site-tools extends the standard site plugin that comes with Maven 2 with custom macros and page template and offers many exciting features: inserting highlighted code snippets as well as parametrized HTML, Google Analytics and Google Friend Connect integration, SEO (meta-description) support and more.
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This project is a handy toolkit for developers and companies that use Maven 2 site generation capabilities in order to generate HTML project presentations. m2-site-tools extends the standard site plugin that comes with Maven 2 with custom macros and page template and offers many exciting features: inserting highlighted code snippets as well as parametrized HTML, Google Analytics and Google Friend Connect integration, SEO (meta-description) support and more.
We found that com.anasoft.os:m2st-parent demonstrated a not healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released a year ago. It has 0 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
Package last updated on 05 May 2011
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