#mercurial (10 links)
- SourceTree | Mercurial and Git Client For Mac OS X sourcetreeapp.com
- Distributed Version Control is here to stay, baby - Joel on Software joelonsoftware.com
With distributed version control, merges are easy and work fine. So you can actually have a stable branch and a development branch, or create long-lived branches for your QA team where they test things before deployment, or you can create short-lived branches to try out new ideas and see how they work. This is too important to miss out on. This is possibly the biggest advance in software development technology in the ten years I’ve been writing articles here.
- Always ship trunk paulhammond.org
Why web applications are different to installed apps, problems that none of the revision control systems solve, and how you can solve some of them yourself within your app.
Via tomtaylor.
Using Changes app with svn, git etc.
- Let's talk about DVCS b-list.org
- Mercurial Hosting - freeHg.org freehg.org
Makes it quick and easy to share your [mercurial] repositories.
More on Mercurial vs. Git.
- iBanjo » Blog Archive » Version Control and “the 80%” blog.red-bean.com
"Most Subversion developers are well aware of the cool new ground being broken by DVCS, and there’s already a lot of discussion out there to “evolve” Subversion 2.0 in those directions. However, [...] the challenge before us is to keep Subversion si
Conversion from SVN to Hg isn't as straightforward as one would like. Thus, I'm documenting the steps I had to do to try and help out anyone else who's attempting to go down this path.