Igor Delovski Board

[delovski]

Open Source Development with CVS,
by Karl Fogel and Moshe Bar

"This manual describes how to use and administer CVS (Concurrent
Versions System). It is part of a larger work entitled Open Source
Development With CVS; please see the introduction for details."

CVS Tutorial

"This small tutorial describes how CVS can be used within a project to
maintain version history. Two real-life examples are shown in addition
to basic CVS operations."

[delovski]

Subversion With Mac OS X Tutorial

"This tutorial explains the basics from installing the software and getting
started to working with other people on the same project. It is written
primarly for Mac OS X users, but since Subversion itself works the same
on all platforms, most of this tutorial should apply to Linux or Windows
users, too."

[delovski]

Version Control with Subversion,
by Ben Collins-Sussman, Brian W. Fitzpatrick & C. Michael Pilato

"During the entire time they wrote this book, Ben, Mike, and Brian haunted
the Subversion mailing lists and chat rooms incessantly, carefully noting
the problems users were having in real-life situations. Monitoring such
feedback is part of their job descriptions at CollabNet anyway, and it gave
them a huge advantage when they set out to document Subversion."

[XNote]

xcode-users - SCN in XCode 3.0 Leopard

"Has anyone got SVN working in XCode 3.0 and Leopard 10.0

I need instructions (please) to set up SCM on a single machine as a sole
developer on an iMac Intel."

same place: how to specify a path different from the project path
to use for svn calls

Scott Tooker: "Subversion is installed by default as part of the base Mac
OS X 10.5 install, ..."

[delovski]

JoS: Subversion - is it that good?

"I've noticed that a lot of people here recommend Subversion. I'm evaluating
it for our company (we currently use CVS), and I can see a lot of advantages."

[delovski]

iBanjo - Subversion’s Future?

"What role does Subversion — a “best of breed” centralized version control
system — have in a world where everyone is slowly moving to decentralized
systems?"

[Ike]

reddit - "Versions", OS X's gorgeous SVN client gets Beta release

"FINALLY! Too bad they are just in time for Git to overtake the collective OS X
development consciousness. - I was hyped for versions to be released... LAST
YEAR!"

[delovski]

stackoverflow: How to actually use a source control system?

"Can anyone step me through where everything lives and how I test along
the way, while keeping true to the goal of having a 'time machine' handy?"

[delovski]

Just discovered Essential CVS at O'reilly Commons. There are many
other books there.

[Ike]

JoS: How do you use Subversion?

"I have installed Subversion along with TortoiseSVN client. In the documentation
it tells me I can use a repository for each new project or I can add all projects to
the same repository. What is the best way to do this?"

[delovski]

Eric Sink - Nobody is teaching people how to do source control

"This is part of an online book called Source Control HOWTO, a best
practices guide on source control, version control, and configuration
management."

[delovski]

Slashdot: Git Adoption Soaring; Are There Good Migration Strategies?

"Distributed version control systems (DVCS) seem to be the next big thing
for open source software development. Many projects have already
adopted a DVCS and many others are in the process of migrating. There
are a lot of major advantages to using a DVCS, but the task of migrating
from one system to another appears to be a formidable challenge. The
Perl Foundation's recent switch to Git took over a year to execute. The
GNOME project is planning its own migration strategy right now after
discovering that a significant majority of the project's developers favor Git.

Perhaps some of the projects that are working on transitions from other
mainstream version control systems can pool their resources and
collaborate to make some standardized tools and migration best practices
documentation. Does such a thing already exist? Are any folks out there in
the Slashsphere working on migrating their own project or company to a
DVCS? I'd appreciate some feedback from other readers about what
works and what doesn't."

[Ike]

MF - Setting up SVN and Xcode

"I have decided to make my program open-source and to allow other people
to contribute want to setup SVN. I know absolutely nothing about it, and I am
wondering how you can get it to work with Xcode (which appears to have bu-
ilt in support)?"

[delovski]

MF - Source code Management and Version Control

"cvs comes with the Apple Developer tools and XCode integrates cvs directly
into its SCM menu.

See this link at developer.apple.com for a CVS "getting started" page."

[delovski]

Nick Farina - Git Is Simpler Than You Think

"In Git there is no “client” and “server”. A repository is a repository, no
matter if it’s on my machine, your machine, or Github.com."

[delovski]

Jason's Dev Page - MacHg

"This is all you need if you want to use Mercurial on OSX. MacHg contains its
own local copy of Mercurial and associated extensions and does not conflict
with any other installed version of Mercurial binaries / extensions.

Requirements: OSX 10.6+"

[delovski]

jakubdziworski - Github Code Search - Programmers' Goldmine

"Github search provides a way to query repos in a various ways. One
of them is searching code. This is extremly powerful feature. Every line
ever written by anybody can be found with simple queries. The 'good'
thing about github is that the private repos are not free, so there are
many projects implicitly shared to public by people who just want to
backup their code. This is a goldmine of information!

Below are some of the examples which I find github search code is handy for."

[Ike]

https://www.reddit.com/r/iOSProgramming/comments/5hfscb/oh_shit_git/

Oh shit, git!

[Ike]

https://www.reddit.com/r/programming/comments/5y82jw/some_git_tips_courtesy_of_the_cia/

Some Git tips courtesy of the CIA (wikileaks.org)

[Ike]

smartsvn.com - SmartSVN Manual

"SmartSVN is a graphical Subversion (SVN) client. Its target audience are
users who need to manage a number of related files in a directory structure,
to control access in a multi-user environment and to track changes to the
files and directories. Typical areas of application are software projects,
documentation projects and website projects."

[delovski]

mercurial-scm.org - Mercurial - Tutorial & Getting started

"The Mercurial program is named hg. Every Mercurial command starts with
hg, followed by the command name, followed by any relevant options and
arguments."

[Ike]

https://product.hubspot.com/blog/git-and-github-tutorial-for-beginners

An Intro to Git and GitHub for Beginners (Tutorial)

[delovski]

rw - How To Use Git Source Control with Xcode 9

"In this tutorial, you'll learn how to use git source control with Xcode 9;
whether committing or reverting, branching or merging, this tutorial has
you covered.

Once that's done, you need to add your GitHub credentials to Xcode. Open
Xcode Preferences and select the Accounts tab. Press the + in the lower left
corner and select GitHub as the account type."

[Ike]

gitignore - www.gitignore.io

Create .gitignore file for Mac/Xcode/ObjC:

https://www.gitignore.io/api/xcode,macos,objective-c

[Ike]

git - Handling Multiple Github Accounts on MacOS

"The only way I've succeeded so far is to employ SSH."

[Ike]

https://www.smashingmagazine.com/2018/04/sharing-code-between-projects/

Sharing Code Between Projects: Lessons Learned In The Trenches

Ever find yourself writing the same code over and over again? In this article, Jonathan Saring shares his and his team's lessons learned from their own journey towards simple and effective code sharing.

[Ike]

r - Beginner at Github

"You might wanna start here https://docs.github.com/en/github/getting-started-with-github

Dr G is pretty great as well: https://youtu.be/dnDHVbO7ycM

upload code"

[Ike]

Apple - Configuring your Xcode project to use source control

"Sync code changes between team members and development computers by
setting up your Xcode project to use Git source control."

[Ike]

so - git pushes with wrong user from terminal

"The builtin git that ships with mac or comes when you install xcode caches git
credentials in keychain."

[Ike]

git-tower.com - Tower - the most powerful Git client for Mac and Windows

"Some of the world's best software and design teams are using Tower every
single day. Join them now!"

[Ike]

git-fork.com - Fork - Git client

"Fork is getting better and better day after day and we are happy to share our
results with you."

[delovski]

deprogrammaticaipsum.com - Twenty Years Is Nothing

"It is difficult to imagine that merely twenty years ago, the landscape of source
control tools was more diverse, and the choice of one such tool was much more
complicated than today. Actually, Git was not even on the map yet."