Codebase is developed in Ruby, using the Rails framework for the web application. In addition to this we have also developed our own libraries which power two of the most important parts of the system. Tripod is a library which provides SCM-agnositic access to repositories allowing us to easily interface with Git, Mercurial or Subversion repositories using a unified API. SCAM is our “source control access manager” and it interfaces directly with the Codebase database to control access to all repositories – regardless of the SCM, your request for access will pass through SCAM. We’ll post some blog entries with more details about our actual infrastructure in the next few weeks.
(Link: Codebase – Subversion hosting with complete project management – tickets, milestones.)
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collaboration, hosting, management, scm, svn
Unlimited Repositories
Unlimited Trac Projects
Unlimited Users
Custom Domains
Custom Logos & Colors
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(Link: Repository Hosting – Subversion Hosting, Git Hosting and Trac Hosting)
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git, hosting, scm, svn
Version control for Adobe Photoshop
PixelNovel Timeline is a revolutionary version control system built for designers who use Adobe Photoshop. Timeline features a unique user interface that allows you to always see the file’s history and save file versions and get file versions without switching from the main Photoshop window.
(Link: Timeline – Version control for designers – PixelNovel)
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photoshop, plugin, svn, versioncontrol
Forget everthing you know about branches. Your knowledge of what a ‘branch’ means in Subversion is poisonous, especially if you internalized it pre-1.5, like I did, before Subversion finally grew some basic merge tracking capabilities. Forget how painful it was to merge, forget how long it took to switch branches, forget how impossible it was to merge from a branch more than once – Git gives you a whole new world when it comes to branching and merging.
(Link: Why You Should Switch from Subversion to Git)
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dvcs, git, subversion, svn, versioncontrol
