Jessica Thornsby03/14/13
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Apache Subversion’s ‘svn annotate’ command allows users to view a line-by-line breakdown of all the changes that have been applied to a human-readable file in your working copy.
Mikko Ohtamaa03/14/13
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To make logging based debugging and diagnostics more fun, I created the following enhanced Python logging solution.
Felix Dahlke03/14/13
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It’s been six months since I switched jobs and began to work from home most of the time. It’s downright amazing, the best thing I’ve ever done.
Arun Kumar03/14/13
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Linux Bash scripts that can be used for customizing an AWS Elastic Beanstalk Environment.
Paul Underwood03/14/13
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With unit tests you can check that your code behaviours just as you expect it to. When writing your unit tests you shouldn't need to worry about if any other area of the application is working correctly.
Kevin Remde03/14/13
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I’m sure some of you are more well-versed in the area of storage than others. And no matter where you fall on that continuum, you may be wondering what kinds of storage are available for Hyper-V Virtualization.
Eric Gregory03/13/13
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Today: Python at Netflix, a Turing-equivalent language in seven lines and three minutes, version control for word processing, and a gem of a Ruby love story.
Eric Gregory03/13/13
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Salt is gaining momentum as a config management tool. This talk by Thomas Hatch makes for a good introduction.
Jessica Thornsby03/13/13
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At WANdisco, we firmly believe that Apache Subversion is a commercial quality version control system ready for the enterprise.
Ralf Quebbemann03/13/13
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Since Windows Vista it is possible to use symbolic links just like you know it under Linux/Unix systems.
Cody Powell03/12/13
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Several years ago, I had a job that seemed like heaven. I learned a lot about software development, technical leadership, and how to build big systems. Ultimately, though, I think I wasted those years. Why? We never shipped.
Mikko Ohtamaa03/12/13
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Some time ago I had to migrate issues from a Github project to another. In this particular case, I moved Plone CMS developer documentation issues from under my personal Github account to under the Plone’s collective community team project.
Lokesh Gupta03/12/13
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In programming, “Unit testing is a method by which individual units of source code are tested to determine if they are fit for use.” Now, this unit of source code can very on different scenarios.
Chris Shayan03/12/13
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I have implemented a maven plugin (which can be downloaded here ) that helps you to find out what resource bundle keys are missing in different bundles.
Matthew Turland03/11/13
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There’s been a lot of hubbub recently with regard to the recent decision of Yahoo! CEO Marissa Mayer to mandate that all employees, including those currently working remotely, either commute to a corporate office or face termination.
David Winterbottom03/11/13
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Using the Hub library, it's possible to convert Github issues into pull requests. This gives rise to a useful Github workflow which this article describes.
Eric Gregory03/11/13
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Over the past couple of months, Aaron Seigo has been posting a fantastic series of video guides on building KDE software from git.kde.org. This weekend we ran Parts 1 and 2 -- now here's Part 3.
Jessica Thornsby03/11/13
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We’re pleased to announce a new release of uberSVN, the free, open ALM platform from WANdisco.
Eric Gregory03/10/13
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Over the past couple of months, Aaron Seigo has been posting a fantastic series of video guides on building KDE software from git.kde.org. Yesterday we ran Part 1 -- now here's Part 2.
Jalpesh Vadgama03/10/13
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Today I came across a new feature called Dependency Graph in Visual Studio 2012. Dependency Graph helps you visualize how your code is written and organized and provide a view on code dependencies.
Eric Gregory03/09/13
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Over the past couple of months, Aaron Seigo has been posting a fantastic series of video guides on building KDE software from git.kde.org. Here's Part 1.
Kevin Remde03/09/13
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The term 'datastore’ is one that many of you who work with VMware are familiar, but which doesn’t really translate to the world of Microsoft’s Hyper-V.
Jessica Thornsby03/08/13
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Apache Subversion’s commit command allows you to quickly create a copy of item(s) at both the working copy and the repository level. It’s most commonly used in creating branches.
Sammaiah Kyatham03/08/13
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It is common that most of the developers use their own logging frameworks at the time of development and that force organizations to maintain configuration for each logging framework.
Kevin Remde03/08/13
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Part 3 of our “20+ Days of Server Virtualization” series is about Dynamic Memory in Hyper-V. As the title suggests, this is not your Father’s Memory Overcommit.
