Using Ceylon Modules to Avoid Dependency Hell
Learn how Ceylon’s module system lets you expose only the API you choose, hide internal code, and keep dependencies from colliding across teams.
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Learn how Ceylon’s module system lets you expose only the API you choose, hide internal code, and keep dependencies from colliding across teams.
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