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I’ve just started using Git at work. We have a large and old subversion repository at work, so git-svn comes to the rescue. Git-svn provides a connection between a central subversion repository and your local git repository. This enables you to get most of the benefits git provides, while still adhering to company standards and [...]
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- Tags: git, git-svn, subversion
Using github for open source projects
In: Tech
14 Oct 2008At work I’m part of the open source group. This spring we started a new tradition with grouping together and testing new technology and ideas through open source projects. The Builder Pattern Eclipse Plugin was released this summer (more about this in a later post). And this fall I’ve started work on a ruby build [...]
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- Tags: git, open source, ruby-build-monitor
Here you will find some of my thoughts and experiments from my daily life of programming and general geeking ;)
- Henning: prasanna: Are you using ubuntu 10.04 ? This is a rather old post and I would suggest using RVM ( [...]
- prasanna: I tried sudo apt-get install libmagickwand-dev getting dependencies issuses The following [...]
- Sinan: Thanks alot.. it worked for me :) [...]
- Torris: Thank you so much for posting this. Works perfectly! [...]
- roger: Does it work on mac? [...]
- Using Thunderbird in Linux with Office 365
- Installing rmagick on ubuntu 10.04
- Wireless streaming from Spotify to PS3
- Supaplex – Murphy is back!
- My password change routines in Ubuntu
- Basic authentication – CXF Tips and Tricks Part 1
- Ubuntu Jaunty: How to Change Gnome Keyring Password
- The Silver Bullet for PS3 Streaming and transcoding
- Optimize git-svn workflow with bash auto complete and Hack&Ship scripts
- CXF – How to set a custom endpoint address