Hi,
Eclispe has CVS support builtin, just need to setup CVS on your Mac.
Regards
On May 21, 11:24 am, Shawn Brown wrote:
> > Eclipse has an EGit plugin
>
> I like to use this to commit to my branch locally and then use
> gitxhttp://gitx.frim.nl/to push to github (which is only like $7 for
> pr
> Eclipse has an EGit plugin
I like to use this to commit to my branch locally and then use gitx
http://gitx.frim.nl/ to push to github (which is only like $7 for
private repos)
> to make it a little easier to get into (or
> harder, it is a bit buggy).
git actually was simple to learn. Ok I don
Personally I use Mercurial. I develop on a PC but I'm pretty sure Mercurial
is also available for Mac. The nice thing about Mercurial is that you can
sign up for a free account at bitbucket.org and have your code hosted there
at no cost.
Thanks,
Justin Anderson
MagouyaWare Developer
http://sites
Eclipse has an EGit plugin to make it a little easier to get into (or
harder, it is a bit buggy). Also if you plan to do iOS development as well,
the new XCode 4 can create and manage git repositories for your project (how
the implementation is, not sure). Just on that alone I'd say go with gi
I prefer GIT
On May 17, 11:30 am, bob wrote:
> What's a good source control system for the Macintosh Android
> developer?
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Git has a rather steep learning curve but is the best tool available
today.
Svn is a lot simpler to learn and use but is not as versatile as Git.
If you are a single developer on your project and don't want to invest
the time then SVN is perfect for you. You'll be good to go in a few
minutes.
If y
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