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Software Documentation as a Guidebook

A different approach is needed "Working software over comprehensive documentation" is what the Manifesto for Agile Software Development says and it's...

0 replies - 2229 views - 01/16/13 by Simon Brown in Articles

Git : Status Of Working And Staged Files

 I just came to know about this very neat feature of the git status command. Basically, the status command gives you the the names of the files...

1 replies - 1303 views - 12/19/12 by Ryan Sukale in Articles

Github : File Changes and Commit History

Most of the times, when working with Github, you will want to see the differences between the current local copy of a file and the previous commits. One of...

0 replies - 1476 views - 12/08/12 by Ryan Sukale in Articles

Deploying: Git vs. TFS Showdown

I think everyone agrees deployment should be as simple as possible. Seems like everyone talks about continuous integration/deployment/delivery. More and more...

1 replies - 6051 views - 11/25/12 by Juri Strumpflohner in Articles

Learn How To Use Git

Git is very popular source control software which easily allows groups of people to work on the same documents or files at the same time. Along with Git...

0 replies - 3303 views - 11/24/12 by Paul Underwood in Articles

Three Types of git Reverts

 A brief summary of a (brief) talk I gave in the recent JJTV Tools Night:In git, there are (at least) three types of reverts:1. Casual RevertYou committed...

0 replies - 2586 views - 11/19/12 by Ron Gross in Articles

5 Ways to do Source Control Really, Really Wrong

Last week, with the help of the good folks at Red Gate, I set up a little competition to give away 5 licenses of their very excellent SQL Source Control ...

2 replies - 12036 views - 10/03/12 by Troy Hunt in Articles

Git Kata

I use Git for quite some time now. But all the time I used it only in private projects where you don’t have to deal with...

0 replies - 3961 views - 09/21/12 by Jens Schauder in Articles

JPPF 3.1.2 Maintenance Release

  JPPF makes it easy to parallelize computationally intensive tasks and execute them on a Grid What's new in JPPF 3.1.2 Bug fixes ...

0 replies - 557 views - 08/27/12 by Laurent Cohen in Announcements

Gitblit: Stories from the Field

Continuing my little tribute to the Gitblit 1.0 release, I asked some old colleagues of mine, Leif and Trygve, about their...

0 replies - 1410 views - 08/15/12 by Thomas Ferris N... in Articles

IDE Project Files In Version Control - Yes or No? Of Course, Not!

NB! This topic is mostly related to Java projects. The situation might be a little different in case of other technologies and IDEs. Just recently I...

1 replies - 3022 views - 07/29/12 by Anton Arhipov in Articles

Bringing Order to Your Jenkins Jobs

Once you’ve been working with Jenkins and uberSVN for a while, you may find yourself in a situation where you have several jobs that need to run in a...

0 replies - 4502 views - 07/27/12 by Jessica Thornsby in Articles

Why GitHub for Windows is Better than VS TFS Integration

Did you already try GitHub for Windows? It's created in a modern Win8 looking style. Initially it actually feels a little bit odd, but the more I use it,...

1 replies - 5729 views - 07/24/12 by Juri Strumpflohner in Articles

Gitblit - The Little Git Repo Manager That Could

I've been tweeting about Gitblit every now and then, and also recommended it to people who want to run some Git infrastructure on...

3 replies - 5122 views - 07/24/12 by Thomas Ferris N... in Articles

Version Control And Deployment Of Cron Jobs

A recent question on Twitter prompted me to write a quick blog post about managing cron jobs. As more and more people want to automate...

0 replies - 4008 views - 07/23/12 by Gareth Rushgrove in Articles