subversion Archive

  • I presented a 15 minute introduction to Subversion during the Alt.NET Community on Alternative .NET tools evening last week. The video should appear online soon at the Skills Matter site. Here is the talk in a more readable form meanwhile. Subversion is my favourite version control system. I’ve been using...

    Introduction to Subversion for .NET Developers

    I presented a 15 minute introduction to Subversion during the Alt.NET Community on Alternative .NET tools evening last week. The video should appear online soon at the Skills Matter site. Here is the talk in a more readable form meanwhile. Subversion is my favourite version control system. I’ve been using...

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  • We are organising a gathering of Alt.Net enthusiasts on the 31st this month at Skills Matter offices. We’ll do seven talks in total with beer and pizza during the break, and then go out for beers and socialising. Here’s the programme for the talks: NHibernate – Ian Cooper PowerShell –...

    Alt.Net evening in London

    We are organising a gathering of Alt.Net enthusiasts on the 31st this month at Skills Matter offices. We’ll do seven talks in total with beer and pizza during the break, and then go out for beers and socialising. Here’s the programme for the talks: NHibernate – Ian Cooper PowerShell –...

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  • I like to periodically shake-up the version control, re-align it with the way the project is going and clean up any clutter. As it was time to split one big project into several more-less separate tracks, I ran into an article announcing the release of version 1.0 of AnkhSVN, a...

    Three months in the Sub

    I like to periodically shake-up the version control, re-align it with the way the project is going and clean up any clutter. As it was time to split one big project into several more-less separate tracks, I ran into an article announcing the release of version 1.0 of AnkhSVN, a...

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  • It’s been almost a year since I got involved in a big .Net enterprise project. My first choice would be to do it mostly in Java, but due to politics, or lack of better judgement, .Net was a given constraint. We pushed the technology to it’s limits and found out...

    Enterprise .Net Toolkit: Unusual Suspects

    It’s been almost a year since I got involved in a big .Net enterprise project. My first choice would be to do it mostly in Java, but due to politics, or lack of better judgement, .Net was a given constraint. We pushed the technology to it’s limits and found out...

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