Um dos grandes desafios da vida de um profissional de tecnologia é de se manter atualizado em relação às novidades e rumos do mundo da computação. A quantidade de fontes de informação é “gig antescamen te” enorme, e é necessário ter um bom filtro interno para conseguir separar o joio do trigo, extrair aquilo que nos interessa e manter a sanidade mental.
O meu processo de abs...... [Show More]
extending mercurial Post Source: feeds.feedburner.com Posted: Nov 25 2008 09:00:09
After releasing Sphinx 0.5 and Pygments 1.0 yesterday, I had to relax somewhat, so I wrote something I’ve always missed: both for Python and my projects, many commits get an entry in the project’s changelog file, so I end up writing the log message twice: once into the changelog, once as the commit message. Since I’ve been playing around with Mercurial and its extensions, ...... [Show More]
Many developers all tied together in an endless loop by Jonathan Caves
This is my first rant and it is probably not the last one.
Team Server Foundation (TFS) is the Microsoft way of managing source and doing some project tracking at the same time. It integrate so many Microsoft technologies that you are totally tied to one of Bill Gates’ leg when you are using it.
Let’s...... [Show More]
im a big fan Post Source: www.antwerkz.com Posted: Nov 25 2008 01:24:56
I’ve been watching the Fan language for some time now after seeing it first mentioned on on Stephen Colebourne’s blog. Or maybe it was Cedric’s . Anyway, it caught my interest and i’ve been a voyeur ever since. I’d peek into the site every few weeks or and see what was up. Recently I decided to really give it a go. Since I had so many other side proje...... [Show More]
In an effort to fix my current failing workflow, I’m trying to really learn how to use Mecurial well. My main problem is that I’m fixing a whole bunch of bugs that cluster in a set of files, and the changes are sometimes dependent, sometimes not. I’ve had to resort to hand editing diffs and other tricks that are causing Chris Tyler to shake his head at me.
So I’m re...... [Show More]
I’m a big fan of both SubEthaEdit , a text editor for Mac OS X, and Mercurial , a distributed version control system written in Python.
One of the best parts about SubEthaEdit is the command-line utility it comes with, see. At least 20 times a day I type
hg diff | see
to diff all of the files in the current Mercurial repository and show the output in a SubEthaEdit window.
Unfort...... [Show More]
changes 1.0.4.41 Post Source: addictdownload.com Posted: Nov 19 2008 05:05:30
Sync Your Folders
Changes’ folder synchronization support makes keeping up-to-date a trivial exercise. Filter out the clutter! Ignore those those pesky .DS_Store files, .svn directories, and other stuff that builds up over the course of a project.
Compare Code and Prose
The super-sharp Text Comparison View helps you identify and merge areas of change within text files. C...... [Show More]
Interesting. Larry McVoy , CEO of BitMover inc. - the company which produces BitKeeper, was quite afraid of open source competition mercurial back in 2005. Now, we know why.
From: Bryan O’Sullivan
Subject: Why I am no longer working on Mercurial
Newsgroups: gmane.comp .version-c ontrol.mer curial.dev el
Date: 2005-09-30 21:40:55 GMT
As I mentioned the other day, I will not be con...... [Show More]
Productivity and motivation are strange and often elusive things when it comes to your personal projects. You start a project with the best of intentions, have a hyper-productive 2 to 3 day burst right at the start, and then get distracted by some new shiny project. You convince yourself that these projects have been postponed rather than abandoned, but your subconscious knows that they will never...... [Show More]
While looking around for Java dependency tools I came across KirkK’s site , and his JarAnalyzer . As usual, I wanted to know a little more about the person behind the software, so looked up his blog and found an article from 2007 there which really resonated with me: .Net : Software
& Technology @kirkk.com Kirk and I have travelled in opposite directions: he crossed the track...... [Show More]
My last article was about revision control systems , but we didn’t talk about hosting for central repository. If developers team is located in the office, then you will put the repository at the LAN, but when your team have need to work over Internet, and your developers are dislocated, then you need host repository at the web, so team members can access it, and pull changes from it or crea...... [Show More]
To improve productivity in your team i suggest you to use… no i begging you to use revision control software. Software tools for revision control are something every developer team need to use.
Why do you need to use this kind of tools ?
To track code changes for every team member
To track code changes trough every revision
Look differences in code since last revision
To avoid code ove...... [Show More]
git vs mercurial Post Source: micah.cowan.name Posted: Oct 26 2008 22:45:04
I just got out of a point-by-point comparison of Git and Mercurial , presented by one developer from each project (simul taneously& #41;. Both are DVCS s that are popular among Free and Open Source Software projects.
The presentation pretty much confirmed my existing convictions about the two projects: they are extremely comparable in terms of the features provided, though of course there ...... [Show More]
Since Mozilla has started using Mercurial for source control, I thought I shoud get some hands on experience with it.
My Wordpress dashboard has been nagging me to upgrade to the latest version for quite a while now. I was running 2.5.1 up until today, which was released back in April. I’ve been putting off upgrading because it’s always such a pain if you follow the recommend...... [Show More]
a binary problem Post Source: www.jeffongames.com Posted: Oct 24 2008 15:58:07
So, as evidenced by some earlier posts, I’m completely enamored with distributed version control, especially Mercurial. This past week, I actually was able to use Mercurial the way it’s supposed to be used. We had to do a quick fix for a client while on-site, and now that we’re back, I’ve pulled the fix onto my local box, where I can actually write the unit and integratio...... [Show More]
So I started a new gig this week, and I have become addicted to using Mercurial in my previous job for revision control of code. Mercurial rocks !
I didn’t really want to host the repository myself and have the additional headache of backing it up etc. (we’re a small early stage startup). I used Assembla before, and its very mediocre, tries to offer everything and is using ...... [Show More]
nnn Post Source: feeds.feedburner.com Posted: Oct 19 2008 21:01:40
Переехал с mod_python на mod_wsgi .
Дело в том, что я решил сделать репоз ироий для моих униве рсите тских задач, решил, что надо делать не один репоз итори й, как было раньше , а несколько. Но trac environment хотелось один. В текущей верси...... [Show More]
You may remember that I blogged about ExtJS before . I was impressed by ExtJS but somehow didn’t consider it for my owngoing projects.
This time I’m working on a project that would normally become a GUI application. Fat client-style. But I’m still wanting to make it a web application because I wouldn’t like to force the dozens of users to install updates frequently. An...... [Show More]
After a bit of down time for personal reasons, here is the fourth post in the series on sorting algorithms. This time round we’re taking a good look at the Gnome Sort .
People often do a double-take when hearing the term “Gnome Sort” because it’s not that common. The Gnome Sort is extremely simple, and is very similar to the principle behind the Insertion Sort (...... [Show More]
We have a new theme? You like? If not, blame commenter rholmes, it is his fault. Seriously though. In a previous post he brought up a very good point, the site looked like hell if you were browsing with images off. Well this new theme looks better with images off and overall it isn’t too horribly bad. So, if you don’t like it, suggest one, just make sure it looks good with images turne...... [Show More]
My city, Patras, has an amazing local Linux group. We formed Patras Linux User Group , with the goal to get together often and learn new things every time and have fun. And I’m extremely happy to see it really blossom. We have scheduled bi-weekly meetings , where 15-20 people on average show up, watching two 40-minute presentations every time. Most of them are technical, some of them are m...... [Show More]
Recently, a project I’m working on set out to reinvent their build process, migrating from a mass of poorly-written Ant scripts to Maven and reorganizing their source tree in the process. The development process is based on having a branch per client, so there is a lot of ongoing development on the original layout for clients that haven’t been migrated yet. We discovered that our versi...... [Show More]
Version Control System (VCS) may seem foreign cocept to few designers but it is widely used in developers community arround the world. Version control system gives you power to work with multiple people (developers, designers) on the same code. Revision control is an excellent way to combat the problem of sharing files between co-workers. You don’t have to upload your files...... [Show More]
stackoverflow.com Post Source: naleid.com Posted: Sep 24 2008 04:22:26
I’m pretty impressed with the community that’s forming over at StackOverflow.com ( Jeff Atwood and Joel Spolksy ’s new developer focused Q&A startup).
I just asked a fairly detailed question about working with mercurial . Something that wasn’t (obviously) covered on the mercurial wiki, through googling, or in the mercurial handbook , and got ...... [Show More]
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