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Posts Tagged ‘developers’
By jgshort on January 10th, 2010
Posted In: Blog,Programming,Tech
While I’m not at work or performing contracting duties, I write my own software in C. Obviously I require a revision control system and I’ve opted at this time for git. In previous posts I’ve made no secret of my love for git. It’s a simple, elegant and fast revision control system that works just [...]
By jgshort on April 15th, 2009
Posted In: Blog
Backstory: I spent a great deal of time writing and extending a thread-safe, fault-tolerant enterprise framework for my current employer. The lead architect designed something of beauty, and it has been a real joy to work with it every day for the past two years. End of backstory. When I started toying with Erlang as [...]
By jgshort on December 17th, 2008
Posted In: Blog,Tech
We recently replaced the standard WordPress 2.7 comment system with IntenseDebate. The integration was smooth, other than a minor CSS and template change specific to our deployment… And what do I think? The good folks over at IntenseDebate have created something of a wonder: It’s fantastic as far as comment systems go, at least in [...]
By jgshort on December 10th, 2008
Posted In: Blog,Tech
The following QuickTime Vimeo screencast is about two minutes and thirty seconds long and is aimed at developers new to git and unfamiliar with git. I talk about initializing a new repository, adding files to a new repository, committing, status and the git revision log.