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For Version Control, Give Git a Try

At my company Syncfusion, we use Subversion for version control. Pretty much everyone here swears by it. Our internal code repositories are complete with...

0 replies - 3785 views - 03/13/12 by Daniel Jebaraj in Articles

On commits and commit messages

I confess I do not pay attention to commit messages as much as I would. It's really easy to not put care into our messages, especially when you have an habit...

0 replies - 2732 views - 06/07/11 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles

Git backups, and no, it's not just about pushing

Git is a backup system itself: for example, you can version your .txt folders containing TODO lists. Since Git version your files just like it does for code,...

0 replies - 16063 views - 05/18/11 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles

Linear trees with Git rebase

Making branches in Git is easy and fast, but they should eventually go back in the master. Rebasing is both an alternative and a companion to merge.Pulling vs....

0 replies - 5109 views - 04/18/11 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles

What you need to know about your version control system

Here's the picture: you have introduced a version control system such as Subversion or Git in your organization, and your programmers store their code in it...

14 replies - 12486 views - 10/06/10 by Giorgio Sironi in Articles