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> Date: Wed, 24 Dec 2008 22:11:21 +
> From: "Jai Harrison" j...@jaiha
> rrison.com>Subject: [ubuntu-uk] Program Development
> To: "British Ubuntu Talk" ub
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A quick search on google returned
http://www.subversionary.org/howto/setting-up-a-subversion-server-on-ubuntu-gutsy-gibbon-server
http://fumblingwithlife.wordpress.com/2007/12/19/getting-netbeans-60-to-work-with-subversion-on-ubuntu-gutsy/
2008/12/25 Jai Harrison
> Hey everyone,
>
> Happy ho
Hey everyone,
Happy holidays!
I downloaded Netbeans 6.5 but haven't really looked at it yet. The
next thing I need to work out how to do is set up version control with
it. I don't really mind what I use (CVS, SVN, Git) so long as I can
set it up and use it with Netbeans easily (preferably a guide
2008/12/24 Renjith Nair :
> Hi Jai,
>
> Eclipse is still a good bet for all these requirements if you are developing
> in Java. I am not so sure about the PHP support as i haven't used eclipse
> for editing php. If your are using Subversion Plugin and the necessary
> connectors for it, it won't b
Hi Jai,
Eclipse is still a good bet for all these requirements if you are developing
in Java. I am not so sure about the PHP support as i haven't used eclipse
for editing php. If your are using Subversion Plugin and the necessary
connectors for it, it won't be much difficult to hook it to a loca
Hey fellow Ubuntu users,
I have recently been trying to work out how to do a number of things
involved in programming on my machine. What I would like is version
control along with different revision comparisons and possibly (not
essential but nice to have) auto completion. I tend to develop in PH
