Apache Maven is a very good software project management tool.

In the development process for many years, there are quite a few criticisms about the existing Maven ecological tools, mainly reflected in:

The Maven central repository search engine only provides a very simple keyword search. Sometimes it is necessary to retrieve a specific class name or package name, and also need to look at the API help, which is quite inconvenient to use. As an alternative search engine solution, mvnrepository.com also does't provide search based on class name, package name, and SHA1 value. What's more, it will detect your "I am human" every time you visit, every time it is a lion, a ship, bicycles, planes... simply too daunting to see;

With the major changes in versions after Java 8, in an environment where multiple Java versions are used, it is really a disaster for developer who often use the mvn command line. If you use a single command accidentally, you may deploy the Java 8 Jar package with a higher version of Java11/17 to maven private repository, that taste is really sour;

For historical projects, or some dependencies that want to upgrade the Jar package, how to quickly discover the dependencies that can be upgraded in batches is really a technical problem. Especially when encountering some frequently used and major vulnerabilities, comprehensive automatic detection tools are particularly important. ......

For these reasons, I developed mvncenter.

Mvncenter has only one goal: To provide a better maven search engine and continue to improve the maven ecological peripheral tools, to become an efficient Maven ecological tool center in the hearts of global developers.