Unfuddle is a secure, hosted software development environment and project management solution for small software development teams. It’s like SourceForge which has good project management tools. It is like Google Code Project Hosting and very Web 2.0′ish, and has a Subversion repository. Unlike others though, is that hosted project does not need to be open [...]
Scott Yang's Playground
Faith, Technology and Randomness in Life, According to Scott
Aug 21 2006
Apr 20 2006
Use svn:externals to install WordPress plugins
Install WordPress via Subversion Install Plugins via Subversion Upgrade WordPress Conclusion This post is inspired by Alex King’s WordPress updates via Subversion. Currently I have got 7 installations of WordPress running various sites of mine (excluding around 20 other installations at FOCUSer.net which I also manage). Each site runs more or less a similar set [...]
Feb 7 2006
Subversion Hosting at DreamHost
Sorry that I have not been blogging here for weeks — very busy at work which translates very little time coding for my own. I wish I can just write about all the WTF I’ve enountered at work over the past weeks, trying to make a multi-threaded CORBA-interfaced Python app server scalable (note “multi-thread”, “Python” [...]
Nov 8 2004
SCM Comparison
Comparison between different open source and proprietary source control management software. Many alternatives, with Subversion winning the favour of many open source developers. But we all agree that CVS and Visual SourceSafe should not be used for any new projects.