One of the reasons you’re going to choose a Trunk Based Development (TBD) model, is because you’re doing concurrent development of consecutive releases....
0 replies - 2249 views - 03/21/13 by Paul Hammant in Articles
For Debian/Ubuntu Linux:
sudo apt-get install git python-setuptools
For Redhat/Fedora Linux:
sudo yum install git python-setuptools
For...
0 replies - 2518 views - 03/04/13 by Col Wilson in Articles
One of the nicest things in git is that you can actually deploy code to production (or just your test environment) w/o implementing a complicated CI...
2 replies - 2090 views - 03/01/13 by Moshe Kaplan in Articles
Java and James Gosling Didn't Screw Us All
In response to Charlie Kindel's blog: "'Write Once…' is Anti-Customer" Ted Neward agreed with most points...
0 replies - 3902 views - 02/25/13 by Mitch Pronschinske in Articles
In this ØREDEV session, Tim Berglund explains how to get started with distributed version control systems, and why it's changing the game:
0 replies - 4398 views - 02/17/13 by Eric Gregory in Articles
This set of notes covers the main things that I think you need to know about working with git. It is not comprehensive and mainly serves as a reminder for...
3 replies - 6826 views - 02/07/13 by Rob Allen in Articles
Scala is often portrayed as being too complex. Many times these discussions about complexity remind me of similar arguments around the complexity of Git. I...
0 replies - 2933 views - 12/21/12 by Sander Mak in Articles
CollabNet provides IT organizations with a practical path to
enterprise-grade distributed version control with much needed centralized
governance and...
0 replies - 787 views - 12/06/12 by Eric Genesky in Announcements
A common approach we’ve been taking on some of the applications I’ve
worked on recently is to decompose the system we’re building into
smaller micro...
0 replies - 4063 views - 11/29/12 by Mark Needham in Articles
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 - 6076 views - 11/25/12 by Juri Strumpflohner in Articles
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 - 3314 views - 11/24/12 by Paul Underwood in Articles
I’ve been hearing a lot of good about Git in the last few years, from the simplicity of use, speed to decentralized repositories. I’ve been a happy user of...
0 replies - 5111 views - 11/24/12 by Kasia Gogolek in Articles
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 - 2595 views - 11/19/12 by Ron Gross in Articles
I'll confess to being a little intimidated by the prospect of writing this blog. See, I haven't been active as a coder for a couple years and haven't yet...
0 replies - 4189 views - 11/01/12 by Sarah Goff-dupont in Articles
You know by now that Code Inventory
is something of an obsession with me. Like it or not, most of us,
whether developers or sysadmins, work in a service...
0 replies - 5145 views - 10/14/12 by Daniel Ackerson in Articles
