BerliOS uses an old version of subversion (1.2) which may explain my inability to set it up with TortoiseSVN. In any case, I found a much faster, more up to date, and richer host for my Subversion server at BeanStalkApp.com. Setup was a breeze, soup to nuts in about 15 minutes and there were no problems integrating with TortoiseSVN. In fact, they offer instructions on integrating with 9 other products (including Twitter).
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Reskilling for the Full-stack and documenting things I am trying out, learning and doing in that space.
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Transitioning to Front-End Development: My Journey into JavaScript
For years, I’ve been deeply entrenched in the Microsoft stack, working extensively with SQL Server, Oracle Database, and even IBM DB2. Whi...
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Intro I was recently tasked with making a quick review of setup and high level recommendations for the setup of a MS SQL Server based app...
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I use OneNote as my virtual notepad. I love being able to have my notes in whatever type of office doc, pdf, etc. sync'd and available...
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Last week, I attended Jim O'Neils talk at the MSDN roadshow on RESTful programming. ( Chris Bowen's Blog : Announcing the Fall 2008 ...
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