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Review of Software Configuration Management Patterns

Software Configuration Management Patterns Stephen P. Berczuk and Brad Appleton Addison-Wesley, 2003 The first three chapters define the problem space. We get a solid description of Software Configuration Management (SCM) and an introduction to patterns and pattern languages. This section of the book sets up the context that you will need to understand the rest.… Read More »

A confluence of tools

I don’t often write about something quite this geeky, but it is just too cool not to share. First Several months ago, I read about an interesting module for Linux called SSHFS. This module allows you to mount a file system over SSH. This gives a way to access files on another server that you… Read More »

Subversion

If you haven’t tried Subversion yet, you really owe it to yourself to give it a try. I’ve used CVS for over a decade now and I’ve been trying Subversion for a little less than a year. I haven’t yet moved most of my home projects to Subversion, but it’s looking more probable every day.… Read More »