Tag Archives: Subversion

svn question

Posted on September 9, 2012 by admin487 views

We live switching to the SVN (Subversion) variant control system at the job: we have our own local working duplicates, and the live server is definitely another working copy in the same repository. It works great, but there’s a problem that caused an enormous stir about weekly ago that pretty much caused an apocalypse. That scenario: Somebody edits a file to the live server without under-going SVN (i. e., they FTP it or something). Somebody employs the right workflow in addition to edits the document on his community working copy and commits it. Yet another person runs on your live server to help update the file towards latest in your repository. What occurs is, instead in the update failing because of the two files come in conflict, SVN will take it upon by itself to just merge the 2 main files and create a diff of the effect. That’s all good and good, but most are PHP files over a live site, so the merge actually results in syntax errors in the file. The only fast solution is to delete the actual working copy’s file and redo that update, which just gives the version in the repository back with. So, … Continue reading →

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Out of the loop — RoR, PHP or Django?

Posted on September 6, 2012 by admin552 views

I will be completely outside the web design trap. The last time I worked on a web site was a good 2 or three years ago. However, a friend and Concerning been planning a web site project together to get a fairly long time now, and we’ve last but not least got enough ideas because of begin working in it. Now this time has come, I find myself just a little overwhelmed by the entire new technologies utilized in web design — particularly these frameworks, like RoR and Django. Today, I am definitely not entirely sure exactly what these two people actually do, but from just what exactly I’ve read in several, many tutorials along with FAQs I believe likely basically a huge collection of pre-written " functions" — you will have to forgive me plainly am misusing words here, as We’ve never done virtually any formal programming training. Everything I realize is from publications, tutorials and messing all over. If anyone can tell me if i am completely erroneous or not, it would extremely helpful. Personally i think that it will probably be worth mentioning that might know about have planned is not really a business business, so we’re … Continue reading →

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File Sharing Software?

Posted on August 29, 2012 by admin429 views

I’m seeking suggestions on a method to transfer files for you to clients allowing with those clients to determine those files.. and the interface being pretty user-friendly… something besides normal.. ftp clients gives thanks Most CMSes have file download plug-ins. Many people use HTTP, though.. Would something like that meet your needs exactly How huge of files are usually we talking about At work, we simply apply FTP on our very own server which you said you no longer prefer. Among ourselves, we use Subversion. Typically, files for purchasers are just sent via e-mail, including Photoshop files and sometimes even video tutorials; really big data files like full DVDs are often overnighted to individuals on some actual media. yea it is usually larger files… psd and also vid files… we overnight but would still just like the option to include.. and share this way to.. rather not accomplish any CMS we’ve found a website.. Dropbox Or something similar to it. Dropbox is within Beta right these days, but something like it usually is what you would like.

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