Showing posts with label Mercurial. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mercurial. Show all posts
Thursday, October 18, 2012
Mercurial DVCS - tips and tricks
By Vasudev Ram
I had raised an issue with Bitbucket support recently, for the use of Mercurial (DVCS) and Bitbucket. As part of the reply, I got to know about a useful resource for Mercurial:
Mercurial tips and tricks.
On a related note, though I've only started using it recently, Bitbucket support has been quite good. Thanks, guys!
- Vasudev Ram - Dancing Bison Enterprises
Labels:
DVCS,
hg,
Mercurial,
Selenic,
source-control,
tips-and-tricks
Wednesday, October 10, 2012
Mercurial DVCS looks good; free book on it
By Vasudev Ram
Mercurial is a modern DVCS (Distributed Version Control System).
I recently started using it; it looks good, and easy to use, so far.
Mercurial on Wikipedia.
It is mainly written in Python, according to the Wikipedia article.
If you use it locally on your computer, you can also update your projects to Bitbucket, an online DVCS hosting site.
Bitbucket is by Atlassian, the company that is also behind JIRA, Confluence, and other software products for developers.
Bitbucket lets you create a free unlimited account which can support upto 5 users.
Bitbucket supports multiple programming languages, not just Python.
Mercurial book on red-bean.com
- Vasudev Ram - Dancing Bison Enterprises
Mercurial is a modern DVCS (Distributed Version Control System).
I recently started using it; it looks good, and easy to use, so far.
Mercurial on Wikipedia.
It is mainly written in Python, according to the Wikipedia article.
If you use it locally on your computer, you can also update your projects to Bitbucket, an online DVCS hosting site.
Bitbucket is by Atlassian, the company that is also behind JIRA, Confluence, and other software products for developers.
Bitbucket lets you create a free unlimited account which can support upto 5 users.
Bitbucket supports multiple programming languages, not just Python.
Mercurial book on red-bean.com
- Vasudev Ram - Dancing Bison Enterprises
Labels:
Atlassian,
BitBucket,
DVCS,
Mercurial,
python,
source-code-control-systems,
source-control
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