Since switching to Subversion for version control about two years ago at work, there have always been questions about best practices here and there which were certainly debatable. One of the last long discussions/e-mail threads we had about Subversion was about when to branch, when to stay on trunk, etc. Ned Batchelder wrote [...]

As reported earlier, SourceForge has finally enabled Subversion support for all projects. Perhaps this is the proverbial kick I’ve needed to post a few very minor open source tools I’ve been working on in CF, Python, and Java somewhere in a workable manner (with documentation– *gasp*).

I was just browsing around SourceForge and noticed that they will be launching Subversion support sometime in Feburary if beta testing goes well. After working with Subversion for almost a year now, it’s good to see how popular it’s getting, not to mention finally having the opportunity to use it for free at [...]

Today I wanted to grab the latest revision of Model Glue in hopes of checking out something which is fairly intriguing to me, Coldspring integration. I'm unable to do this from my workstation, so I SSH'ed to my FreeBSD box at home (the server which you're reading this page from) to grab it via [...]

I have to admit, lately I'm a big, big fan of development using CFEclipse, Subversion, and building Apache Ant scripts to do builds and deployments with for ColdFusion applications. I have quite a few more ideas to add to some existing Ant scripts that I have to do builds, and I'll keep posting them [...]

We've slowly been moving away from VSS and to Subversion lately and so far I dig it. Today I came across the the O'Reilly book about Subversion, "Version Control with Subversion", which is published online for free. From its reviews on Amazon, the online version of the book is actually better as it's [...]