Here at work we are using JIRA for bug/issue tracking, most of the developers also use Eclipse and everyone is using Subversion (TortoiseSVN). I was digging through one of the SVN books and came across a bugtraq property. A bit of Googling turned me onto a great tutorial by Mark Phippard (project lead for Subclipse): [...]
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Yesterday evening there was a post on the CFEclipse mailing list. Someone was curious about how they could back up their CFEclipse projects and I responded “by using Subversion”. They replied: It just seems like complicated overkill for a single developer I see this all the time and it’s frustrating because of all the tools [...]
Just saw this on Google Reader while reading my Ubuntu feeds… Managing Software Development with Trac and Subversion. That looks like a good one!!
I’ve seen a few posts and blog comments were people were reluctant to implement some kind of version control primarily because they develop by themselves and didn’t see any value. Two things I use in Subversion that makes my development easier are Branches and the Revert command. So the last few days I’ve been messing [...]
Alistair Davidson recently blogged about StatSvn – a reporting tool for Subversion. From their site: “StatSVN retrieves information from a Subversion repository and generates various tables and charts describing the project development.” Some of the reports it will produce: Timeline for the lines of code Lines of code for each developer Activity by Clock time [...]