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Short Commit Cycles

How often do you commit? Once a week? Once a day? Once an hour? Every few minutes? The more often you commit, the less likely you are to make a mistake.I used...

0 replies - 3241 views - 02/28/13 by David Green in Articles

Using a Virtual Drive in a Project with Multiple Branches

 How many branches does your project have? I am working on a mature project with many branches supported simultaneously, and it is always headache for me...

3 replies - 1886 views - 01/20/12 by Victor Tsoukanov in Tips and Tricks

What you need to know about your version control system

Here's the picture: you have introduced a version control system such as Subversion or Git in your organization, and your programmers store their code in it...

14 replies - 12394 views - 10/06/10 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles

Mercurial Guide

Version 1.41, 29/03/2013  Short and simple Mercurial Guide / Tutorial - for working with a plug-in for Eclipse Mercurial is a distributed version...

12 replies - 12392 views - 07/21/10 by Liran Mendelovich in Articles

LiquiBase 1.9.0 Released

You would never develop without your code under version control, why do you develop your database without it? LiquiBase is a Java-based LGPL database version...

0 replies - 3664 views - 01/08/09 by Nathan Voxland in Announcements

IntelliJ IDEA's Perforce Integration Lets Work Offline

Consider a rather typical case, when connection to your Perforce server breaks down just in the middle of editing... Or you want to speed up your work,...

3 replies - 7069 views - 04/08/08 by Irina Megorskaya in News

Using Shelves for Storing Local Changes

Suppose a brilliant idea strikes you, when it is too risky or too late in the process to try implementing it straight away… or you want to share a new...

3 replies - 11474 views - 02/13/08 by Irina Megorskaya in News