anchor.diff:  as I like that maybe you should know about how it's used elsewhere before learning
   the _minimal_ way.
   
  -== Maven 3
  -
  -Minimal-J uses maven 3 as building tool. You can download maven from https://maven.apache.org/ .
  -
   == Eclipse / IDE
   
   Of course Minimal-J can be used with every IDE. Personally I use eclipse. Most of the screenshots
   will show eclipse. You can download the latest version of eclipse from https://www.eclipse.org/ .
   
  +== Maven 3
  +
  +Minimal-J uses maven 3 as building tool. In newer eclipse versions maven is already included. If
  +your IDE has not built in support for maven ou can download maven from https://maven.apache.org/ .
  +
   = Create new project
   
  +To start a new project simply use the eclipse wizard to create a new maven project.
  +
   == Minimal-J dependency
  +
  +Now you have to add the dependency to Minimal-J in the newly created pom.xml:
   
   ----
   <dependency>
  
positive.code: </dependency>
  ----
  
  If look in the pom.xml of Minimal-J you see that there are some dependencies to 3rd party
  libraries. For example:
  
  ----
  
negative.code: mvn clean install
  ----
  
  = Start
  
  Then you can start your application with a frontend of your choice. But for some frontend
  some preparations must be done. To deploy on web server a WEB-INF directory with a proper web.xml must be configured. Swing and HTML (Json) frontend works out of the box.
  