Posts Tagged cvs

The art of the commit (in version management)

Most developers (and certainly professional shops) working with software- or webdevelopment has understood the ideas behind sourcecode version management – no matter if they choose to use cvs, subversion, git or any of the other fine systems available. How developers use these systems, can provide an easy insight into who is the dummy, the average [...]

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CVS – Getting started

CVS is a sourcecode version control system, which is just about the best thing which can ever happen to a software project. CVS gives you the power to manage the development of your sourcecode and keep track of changes in the code.
Below there’s a few pointers to the net, where you can find lots of [...]

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Det er okay. Kode må gerne dø.

Hvis man ellers arbejder med en “light” platform, hvor man kan lave releases lige så ofte som man har behov for – kan lytte til hvad “markedet” vil have og reagere på det, så er det vel okay, at man smider lidt sourcekode ud en gang i mellem – bare lidt af det, der ikke [...]

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