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jonfazzaro · 2 years
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"By the time you need advanced Git — the wheels have already come off car. Let’s focus instead on using core Git correctly.”
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cryptidm0ths · 1 year
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using git and general sourcecontrol stuff shoulnd be this stressful i hate it so much
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finalwebdesign · 4 years
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Businesses large and small rely on GitHub for storing and distributing code for both large and small development projects. If you would like assistance setting up or managing your GitHub repositories or codebases, reach out to the team at Final Web Design today and find out how we can help you with all your GitHub needs. Find out more on GitHub services by visiting us at https://finalwebdesign.com/coding/version-control/github #GitHub #Git #SourceControl #WebDevelopment #AppDevelopment #SoftwareDevelopment #Websites #Applications #FinalWebDesign (at Hollywood, Florida) https://www.instagram.com/p/B_DpUZ8FrF2/?igshid=e2v2u9ttcd12
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ryadel · 5 years
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Source Control Switcher - Visual Studio Extension
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Today we're finally releasing Source Control Switcher, a lightweight Visual Studio Extension that automatically sets the Source Control Provider according to the one used by the current Visual Studio project. All you need to do is to set your favourite defaults using the extension's dedicated Source Control Switcher option tab, which will be added to your Visual Studio Tools -> Options panel upon install, as in the screenshot below:
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Once done, your favourite Source Control Provider will be automatically set everytime you open an existing project or solution. Supported Source Control Providers are: AnkhSVN (Subversion, default); VisualSVN (Subversion); Visual Studio Tools for Git (Git, default); EZ-GIT (Easy Git Integration Tool) (Git); Git Source Control Provider (Git); HgSccPackage (Mercurial, default); VisualHG (Mercurial); VSHG (Mercurial); P4VS (Helix, default). More providers can be added, provided they are regular source control providers and there exists an easy way to detect proper RCS type by checking file or directories presence starting from solution root directory. It supports all Visual Studio versions from 2015 to 2019. License is MIT. This extension is strongly based to SccAutoSwitcher by Francesco Pretto, which sadly seems to be no longer updated and lack VS2019 support and async loading support (which led me to create this project).
Useful References
SourceControlSwitch official page SourceControlSwitch on GitHub SourceControlSwitch on Visual Studio Marketplace Read the full article
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randomlabs · 5 years
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Slimecode Sourcecontrol
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gfader · 5 years
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Why Google Stores Billions of Lines of Code in a Single Repository
Some numbers from July 2016
Google's monolithic software repository, which is used by 95% of its software developers worldwide, meets the definition of an ultra-large-scale system, providing evidence the single-source repository model can be scaled successfully.
The Google codebase includes approximately one billion files and has a history of approximately 35 million commits spanning Google's entire 18-year existence. The repository contains 86TBa of data, including approximately two billion lines of code in nine million unique source files. The total number of files also includes source files copied into release branches, files that are deleted at the latest revision, configuration files, documentation, and supporting data files; see the table here for a summary of Google's repository statistics from January 2015.
Google's tooling and workflow: Piper and CitC. Piper stores a single large repository and is implemented on top of standard Google infrastructure, originally Bigtable, now Spanner. Piper is distributed over 10 Google data centers around the world, relying on the Paxos algorithm to guarantee consistency across replicas.
Google relied on one primary Perforce instance, hosted on a single machine, coupled with a custom caching infrastructure for more than 10 years prior to the launch of Piper. Continued scaling of the Google repository was the main motivation for developing Piper.
Trunk-based development. Google practices trunk-based development on top of the Piper source repository.
The monolithic model of source code management is not for everyone. It is best suited to organizations like Google, with an open and collaborative culture. It would not work well for organizations where large parts of the codebase are private or hidden between groups.
https://cacm.acm.org/magazines/2016/7/204032-why-google-stores-billions-of-lines-of-code-in-a-single-repository/fulltext
On Youtube there is also a video that shows some stats:
https://gfader.tumblr.com/post/129714372361/your-source-control-is-big-check-out-googles
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hugochamberblog · 4 years
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Software Engineering: Crash Course Computer Science #16 Today, we’re going to talk about how H... #hugochamber #alpha #applicationprogramminginterface #beta #c #compsci #computerscience #computes #crashcourse #crashcourse #eclipse #education #hankgreen #integrateddevelopmentenvironment #java #johngreen #margarethamilton #microsoftoffice #microsoftvisualstudio #notepad #objectorientedprogramming #objects #programming #python #qualityassurance #readme #repository #software #softwareengineering #sourcecontrol #vlogbrothers Source: https://hugochamber.org/software-engineering-crash-course-computer-science-16/?feed_id=37591&_unique_id=5f644acd58310
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keiatto · 6 years
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UE4参考
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donyd4 · 5 years
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How to Use Git & Github from Netbeans
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insightfultechie · 4 years
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Source Control and DevOps are building blocks of 
👉 Ease of Coding and managing source codes 👉 Product Quality & 👉 Ease of Product Delivery In this video, I have explained what a source control does, how it works and why you must use the same. I've also explained the idea of DevOps and DevOps pipeline and how you can come up with you own DevOps pipeline #devops #agile #sourcecontrol #git #svn #programming  #github #gamedev
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blockcontech-blog · 5 years
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Exporting SQL Server Compact to SQLite
The current available local relational database storage options on WinRT (Windows 8) are limited to SQLite (and maybe some others). Also on Windows Phone 8, both SQL Server Compact and SQLite will be available. So a natural path solutions currently based on SQL Server Compact will be to migrate to SQLite, and the first step would be to move the schema and data to a SQLite database. I have therefore “bitten the bullet”, and the next version of the SQL Server Compact Toolbox, currently available for download in an alpha version, includes a feature to “dump” a SQL Server Compact database in SQLite .dump format. In this post I will give you some insight in what was required to work with SQLite from the perspective of a SQL Server Compact developer. The “home”of SQLite is http://www.sqlite.org and all required information is available there.The Downloads page contains a command line utility called sqlite3.exe, which can perform various operations against a SQLite database.The command line utility includes everything required to work with SQLite databases, as the “engine” code is embedded in the .exe – nice. On of the features included is the ability to “dump” (export) an entire SQLite database to a .sql file, using the following command: sqlite3 chinook.db .dump > chinook.sql (Note that the Chinook sample database is also available in SQLIte format) And the command to create a database file and load a dump file (import) is: sqlite3 chinook.db UTF8 BOM should not be included. This poses a challenge if you want to edit the file (using Notepad anyway, there are workarounds). I have therefore added the dummy SELECT 1; command to the to of the generated file, to allow you to edit it in notepad. In order to create a UTF8 file without the 3 byte identifier, use code similar to the following: using (FileStream fs = new FileStream(fileLocation, FileMode.Create, FileAccess.Write, FileShare.Read)) { System.Text.Encoding encoder = new System.Text.UTF8Encoding(false); if (!sqlite) encoder = new System.Text.UnicodeEncoding(); using (StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(fs, encoder)) { sw.WriteLine(script); sw.Flush(); } } 2: ALTER TABLE is limited, so constraints must be included in the CREATE TABLE statement 3: GO separator is not used, all statements must simply end with semicolon. 4: IDENTITY is implicitly supported, as described here: http://www.sqlite.org/lang_createtable.html#rowid 5: The “N” unicode prefix is not used in SQLite. 6: SQLite datetime data format: '2007-01-01 00:00:00' 7: SQLite binary data format: X’FFAABB’ 8: I have decided to not include rowversion columns in the dump file, they do not appear to be supported by SQLite (let me know if I am wrong) You can view the few code changes I had to make here: http://exportsqlce.codeplex.com/SourceControl/changeset/93614 http://exportsqlce.codeplex.com/SourceControl/changeset/93619 If you know anything about SQLite, please try the tool/script and let me know what I have done wrong. The Visual Studio 2010 ADO.NET based tooling for SQLite is available here. Go to the downloads page, and install sqlite-netFx40-setup-bundle-x86-2010-1.0.81.0.exe  Once you have moved the database to SQLite format you can start using it with for example WinRT, there are a couple of good starter blog posts here: Tim Heuer: http://timheuer.com/blog/archive/2012/08/07/updated-how-to-using-sqlite-from-windows-store-apps.aspx Matteo Pagani: http://wp.qmatteoq.com/using-sqlite-in-your-windows-8-metro-style-applications (Keep in mind that the tooling for this is currently evolving)
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usajobsite · 5 years
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Solution Architect, National Digital Identity NDI - Government Technology Agency of Singapore
Imaginecitizens having a common and secure digital identity that will make their livesso much easier, and open doors to a plethora of services for them - allowingcitizens to do everything from accessing health prescriptions, completinggovernment transactions to starting a bank account through theirsmartphone.
If you areinspired by this vision, we invite you to join our National Digital Identity (NDI)team. You will collaborate with a team of highly motivated peers to develop anddeploy the next generation NDI solutions that will transform the lives ofcitizens by enabling secure and seamless delivery of personalized onlinedigital experiences.
What to Expect:
Work with Productteam to conceptualize and implement new programmes and initiatives relating toDigital Identity that will transform and create significant impact towhole-of-Govt and the industry
Design andimplement technical solutions, proof-of-concept, and pilots for the NationalDigital Identity system, ensuring the system complies with open standards and meetsrequirements for high availability, resiliency, scalability and security
Work closely withsystems architecture, infrastructure, development, and operations teams toensure smooth delivery of technical solutions
Assist in thedevelopment of industry standards to allow technical interoperability ofvarious component systems within the National Digital Identity ecosystem
Develop andmaintain common components, frameworks and SDKs with quality
Buildscripts and automation to support Continuous Integration/ Validation/ Deployment (DevOps) andinfra as code
Develop technicalstandards and guidelines
Develop source control and versioning standards andguidelines
Howto Succeed:
Degreein Computer Science/ Engineering, Information Technology, ElectronicsEngineering, or equivalence
In-depthhands-on experience on:
WebAppdevelopment using Java Spring, node.js, Python, and cloud-based tech stack
Applicationdesign and development using micro-service design patterns and container orchestrationplatforms
RESTAPIs, OpenID Connect/ OAuth 2.0 authorization framework over the Internet
PKIcryptography, its constituents (CA, RA, OCSP, CRL), PKCS and certificatelifecycle management, 2FA (e.g. FIDO) and Biometric-based authentication methods
SQL,NoSQL databases, in-memory data grid (e.g. memcached)
Linux-basedOS/ VM system administration
Sourcecontrol/ versioning methodologies, code scanning, automated testing, build andconfig management (e.g. Puppet, Chef, Ansible)
Scriptinglanguages (e.g. Python, PHP)
Experiencedin agile methodologies, test-driven development, and info-security practices
Able to lead with authority andinfluence with positive energy
Resourcefuland able to work out solutions with innovative thinking and new technologies
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-Full-time
Employee Status
-Permanent SolutionArchitect,NationalDigitalIdentity(NDI)-GovernmentTechnologyAgencyofSingapore from Job Portal https://www.jobisite.com/extrJobView.htm?id=380935
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2bearded · 6 years
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bjgreenberg · 6 years
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How I changed the law with a GitHub pull request #leadership #SourceControl
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stefanstranger · 6 years
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RT @AzureAutomation: A new version of the Automation cmdlets is in preview. This includes modules for the SourceControl and UpdateManagement features. https://t.co/l7DHyIkyMJ
A new version of the Automation cmdlets is in preview. This includes modules for the SourceControl and UpdateManagement features. https://t.co/l7DHyIkyMJ
— Azure Automation (@AzureAutomation) September 27, 2018
from Twitter https://twitter.com/sstranger September 28, 2018 at 06:59AM via IFTTT
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theericharding · 7 years
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Looking for fellow developers that have or currently use GitHub or Bitbucket. Currently evaluating both platforms for enterprise use. Reach out. #developer #github #bitbucket #sourcecontrol #code http://ift.tt/2oapJcY
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