Category Archives: source control

Building an interactive website using CakePHP - Part 1

February 19, 2008 – 12:00 pm

Step 0:
For starters, I am following the example - building a blog using CakePHP in the CakePHP Manual. From there I’ll make it do what I want, but I’ll also want to add other functionality. That will likely take a while, so you’ll have to wait. Part 1 covers the development done on day […]

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Trac + SVN = Free

February 12, 2008 – 11:34 am

It’s amazing what you will find online if you look harder enough, or are patient enough to wait for the results. Assembla provide Trac and SVN, allowing issue tracking integration as well as chat, scrum (via chat) under the heading: Accelerating Software Development.

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Subversion red book keyword substitution

February 9, 2008 – 10:48 am

Subversion keywords let you do the sort of things that you’d do in CVS to show the version information in the file you were updating.
SVN allows keyword substitution exaclty the same way as CVS, there is one catch; you must go and set the svn:keywords property to the keywords you want to allow, here […]

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PHP questionnaire application part 2

December 4, 2007 – 8:17 pm

It was quite a busy day yesterday… obviously I didn’t get this completed, or I’d have a link here and would be inviting you all to come along and fill it in! But I think I’ve made some good progress…
The basic idea I’m building on, is I’ll have a questionnaire file and an administrative function […]

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Idea 10 : Project management/Source control/Defect management hosting

November 26, 2007 – 12:20 am

I’m currently looking into getting our project management infrastructure out there to the next level. And there are plenty of providers filling this niche already. Unfortunately none seem to quite provide us with the service we are looking for, at the right price (nothing - or next to it).
This leaves us to consider purchasing some […]

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