A scant couple of days ago, Subversion (the project) formally graduated from its incubation phase, becoming a full-fledged Apache project at subversion.apache.org. It seemed like almost yesterday that it had been accepted as a candidate by the Apache Software Foundation (ASF)… In fact, it was in late 2009 that the proposal to join the ASF [...]
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ClearCase,
configuration management,
CVS,
introduction,
open source,
RCS,
SCCS,
StarTeam,
Subversion
By now, gentle readers, you have probably seen the Javamancy mini post about the one-liner deletion for .svn files. I really like Adam Bien. He seems like a nice guy, and I occasionally drop by his blog, on a lark, to read his stuff, which is often focused on Java and NetBeans, one of our [...]
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Java,
Javamancy,
Javamancy mini,
Linux,
NetBeans,
OS X,
PHP,
UNIX
Well, as I was mulling over the WordPress 2.8.1 code progressing its way through DevPal’s CM automata (yes, Javamancy really IS part of DevPal), I noticed that there was an entry from the WordPress guys (more specifically, Ryan) on their WordPress 2.8.1 release drop, which was officially back on July 9, 2009. For even more [...]
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configuration management,
Javamancy,
WordPress
The Setup “What should you do when that Ol’ Tester Magic grabs a hold of you?” Dunno. But what you can do is sit around at a nearby coffeehouse, drink your coffee, finish your coffee, get a refill and drink that one, and then declare to all the other crazies sitting around you that you’re [...]
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configuration management,
continuous integration,
Java,
Javamancy,
PHP,
testing
