Posts belonging to Category Subversion
Posted by Darryl Bowler on December 8, 2011
An artifact repository is akin to what Subversion is to source code, i.e. it is a way of versioning code binary artifacts. In the Java world these artifacts could be jars, wars, ears, fully fledged applications, libraries or a collections of libraries that are packaged.
Categories: Agile, Application Lifecycle Management (ALM), Community Management, Subversion
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Tags: agile, alm, Artifact, CI, Continuous Integration, development teams, Repository, versioning
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Posted by David Parker on September 16, 2011
MGI Research just published a detailed interview with CollabNet’s president, Bill Portelli. In this interview, Bill discusses his views on industry mega-trends like Agile and the Cloud, and how CollabNet is responding. The interview is available at http://www.mgiresearch.com/20-Questions/20-questions-with-collabnet-ceo-bill-portelli.html David ParkerDavid Parker, Vice President and General Manager, Scrum Business Line David leads CollabNet’s Scrum Business Line [...]
Categories: Agile, Application Lifecycle Management (ALM), Cloud Services, CollabNet TeamForge, Community Management, Government 2.0, Scrum, Subversion, forge.mil
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Posted by Nick Gulrajani on March 7, 2011
How do people typically create dependencies using Subversion? Here are some guidelines: Avoid copying common code; for example, you don’t want JBoss in every java project Be able to easily reference a “pegged” revision of the code. For example, your project may specifically require version 3_2_6 of JBoss Be able to track the “bleeding edge” [...]
Categories: Subversion
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Posted by Jack Repenning on January 6, 2011
Clearly there’s something or other pretty powerful, pretty effective, pretty cool, and pretty popular about Subversion!
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Posted by Bill Portelli on October 28, 2010
Recently, I’ve been asked by more than a few analysts, press, and business partners about the adoption of Subversion Edge, which we released earlier this year. The simple answer is terrific! One great thing about Subversion Edge is that users can still opt for the lightweight certified Subversion binaries across a variety of platforms – or instead can also install the certified Edge software stack containing the latest versions of Subversion®, Apache, and ViewVC combined with i) a single installer, ii) already configured to work together, and iii) fronted by a powerful and secure Web-based console. The benefits of this full installation is that is provides simple installation, administration, security, and governance of a user’s Subversion environment.
Categories: Agile, Application Lifecycle Management (ALM), Subversion, Tigris.org
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Posted by Dana Nourie on July 15, 2010
CollabNet has a thriving community that started a little over 10 years ago called Tigris.org. Many of you have probably downloaded software from this community, such as Subversion, Tortoise SVN, and ArgoUML. In the last decade, Tigris.org has grown from a handful of projects to a whopping 1,396, and has roughly 180,000 users. A few [...]
Categories: Subversion, Tigris.org
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Posted by Jack Repenning on July 14, 2010
I think what we’re missing here is an exploration of the delicate line between “crippleware” and “added value.”
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Posted by Nick Gulrajani on March 16, 2010
This blog describes differences between Microsoft Visual Studio (VS) and Subversion (SVN) project structures and usage of AnkhSVN ( A Subversion plug-in to VS) with Visual Studio. It further explains branch/merge scenarios with some examples. At first, let’s distinguish between a Visual Studio (VS) project and a Subversion (SVN ) project. A SVN project is a [...]
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Posted by Jack Repenning on February 5, 2010
Failure within an enterprise is never “cheap.”
Categories: Community Management, Subversion
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Posted by Dana Nourie on January 26, 2010
By Bill Portelli, CollabNet CEO & President I am proud to be sitting here in Frankfurt making my way to Davos, Switzerland, where I will accept a Technology Pioneer Award. While there, I will also participate in a number of working sessions and breakout groups along with hundreds of technical, business, and social leaders from [...]
Categories: Application Lifecycle Management (ALM), Subversion, forge.mil
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