I just scanned though this thread and, unless I missed it, I didn't
see any mention of Mercurial (hg for short). I recently stared using
hg and have also begun experimenting with git. Both are really great
and have some minor pros and cons between each other. But, IMHO
either is far superior to SVN for my workflow and development style.
SVN for me was a huge step up from CVS, which often made me want to
shoot myself trying to resolve conflicts that other team members
threw at me on a nearly daily basis.
I have always hated the virtual tether that centralized SCM impose.
If you not connected to your repository directly, you can't commit
your changes. That drove me nuts every time I was working away from
the office.
Distributed SMS like hg or git make all those headaches go away. I
can freely branch, commit, checkout or whatever all completely
isolated from any central repository. It's really wonderful.
Now for my thoughts on SCM plugins for IDEs: Frankly, I really don't
care if they are there or not. I do all my repository work in one of
the greatest tools ever invented; the UNIX command line. Nearly all
IDE plugins for SCM are limited in a least some way. They don't tend
to support everything you really need. The command line is different.
Every feature the SMC system has to offer is available and there's no
question of the "maturity" of some plugin. But, that's just me. :-)
+2 hg
+1 git
-1 svn
-999 cvs
On May 14, 2008, at 2:54 PM, Chuck Hill wrote:
On May 14, 2008, at 10:56 AM, Gennady Kushnir wrote:
Are they hiring? :-P
Russian citizens only. ;-)
Ah well...
someone wants to spend a workday without Internet? :-o
I have an almost endless list of reading, writing, and
experimenting that I would like to do. This work thing keeps
getting in the way.
Chuck
2008/5/12 Chuck Hill <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
On May 12, 2008, at 12:23 PM, Gennady Kushnir wrote:
P.S. For those who are stunned about lacking internet on the
workplace
of web-developer =)
My web development is not done for them - they don't care about
it (so
they won't implement repository for me in LAN). They don't much
care
about my activities there - I could even play games. I just
should be
on my place in time... well occasionolly someone may need me
also...
Are they hiring? :-P
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