David Bovill wrote:
Fab! Have not used Django in a few years - have some Rev scripts hanging
around somewhere that would parse / create Django XML files... by the way
what do you like about Mercurial? I've just moved over to GIT, but not had a
look at Mercurial?
David I've never used Git, so I can't comment on that one, but I've used
CVS and SVN extensively over the years. It took me just a short while
to get my head around the Mercurial way to do things (which is probably
very similar to Git).
It's dead-easy to install and configure and to start a new repository.
I really like the mindset of committing your changes before pulling and
merging stuff from other developer's, as opposed to updating from a
central repository first, merging/fixing conflicts, then committing.
I like the flexibility of how you can publish changes. You can use the
built-in web server to browse and pull changes. You can email changes.
You can grab them via SSH, etc. Very nice. The command line interface
is very simple and the built-in help is great.
Performance is very fast and there is no problem at all with binary
files, even large ones.
There is a youtube video here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JExtkqzEoHY from one of the lead
developer's that is interesting.
--gordon
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