Comments on: Open Source Life: Subversion, a revision control system (part 2.5 of 3) http://jeremyosborne.com/2008/04/18/open-source-life-subversion-a-revision-control-system-part-25-of-3/ blog by Jeremy Osborne Fri, 21 Nov 2008 18:04:22 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.3 By: Jeremy Osborne http://jeremyosborne.com/2008/04/18/open-source-life-subversion-a-revision-control-system-part-25-of-3/#comment-2145 Jeremy Osborne Thu, 24 Apr 2008 19:36:41 +0000 http://jeremyosborne.com/2008/04/18/open-source-life-subversion-a-revision-control-system-part-25-of-3/#comment-2145 Greg, Thanks! I always hope that stuff like this is useful for people, and it's nice to be reassured of that. You probably caught part 6a and 6b, they should be up on YouTube by now, and I'm going to cross-link them here. Before doing any more screencasts of any type, I'm going to set-up my other server to host the higher quality flash videos. I really like the service YouTube provides, but the quality of their video conversion is awful for videos like this. Greg,

Thanks! I always hope that stuff like this is useful for people, and it’s nice to be reassured of that.

You probably caught part 6a and 6b, they should be up on YouTube by now, and I’m going to cross-link them here.

Before doing any more screencasts of any type, I’m going to set-up my other server to host the higher quality flash videos. I really like the service YouTube provides, but the quality of their video conversion is awful for videos like this.

]]> By: Greg K http://jeremyosborne.com/2008/04/18/open-source-life-subversion-a-revision-control-system-part-25-of-3/#comment-2144 Greg K Thu, 24 Apr 2008 19:13:09 +0000 http://jeremyosborne.com/2008/04/18/open-source-life-subversion-a-revision-control-system-part-25-of-3/#comment-2144 I just finished watching your subversion tutorials on youtube. Excellent work! Please don't stop! You were just getting to the interesting stuff. I just finished watching your subversion tutorials on youtube. Excellent work! Please don’t stop! You were just getting to the interesting stuff.

]]> By: Jeremy Osborne http://jeremyosborne.com/2008/04/18/open-source-life-subversion-a-revision-control-system-part-25-of-3/#comment-1906 Jeremy Osborne Sun, 20 Apr 2008 19:36:38 +0000 http://jeremyosborne.com/2008/04/18/open-source-life-subversion-a-revision-control-system-part-25-of-3/#comment-1906 James, That's a great point, and thank you for taking the time to add it. Technology has gotten to the point where the previously more "geeky" applications could easily be adopted in more mainstream uses, if only people were to know about them and have a chance to use them. I'm assuming you use Subversion for more than just source code? James,

That’s a great point, and thank you for taking the time to add it. Technology has gotten to the point where the previously more “geeky” applications could easily be adopted in more mainstream uses, if only people were to know about them and have a chance to use them.

I’m assuming you use Subversion for more than just source code?

]]> By: James Ogden http://jeremyosborne.com/2008/04/18/open-source-life-subversion-a-revision-control-system-part-25-of-3/#comment-1869 James Ogden Sat, 19 Apr 2008 22:26:23 +0000 http://jeremyosborne.com/2008/04/18/open-source-life-subversion-a-revision-control-system-part-25-of-3/#comment-1869 I use subversion not just to track multiple versions of my files, but I find that some sort of version control software like this is critical for collaboration. I host my subversion repository on a server, so that many of us can link to it, and I can link to it from many computers. The system keeps track of the changes made. It's absolutely critical to avoid overwriting people's work, keeping a safe copy, and essentially making sure nothing gets lost. I use subversion not just to track multiple versions of my files, but I find that some sort of version control software like this is critical for collaboration. I host my subversion repository on a server, so that many of us can link to it, and I can link to it from many computers. The system keeps track of the changes made. It’s absolutely critical to avoid overwriting people’s work, keeping a safe copy, and essentially making sure nothing gets lost.

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