On Sun, Jul 23, 2006 at 04:53:22PM -0700, Andrew Lentvorski wrote:
> Lan Barnes wrote:
>
> >- Nobody in development knows or understands SCM. It isn't taught in
> >schools. The academics are just discovering it.
>
> As an "academic", I can speak to this. It has nothing to do with
> "discovery".
>
> Administering an SCM in a multi-user academic environment is a *pain in
> the ass*. I spent 40-50 hours simply setting up the repository so that
> I could use it to do automated code checkout and automated tests.
>
I'm not talking about SCM in your silly labs. I'm talking about formal
courses in the principles of SCM. I doubt if you have anyone qualified
to teach it.
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Lan Barnes
Linux Guy, SCM Specialist
Tcl/Tk Enthusiast
This administration's foreign policy reminds me of watching someone
trying to play chess without being able to think more than one move
ahead.
- Molly Ivins
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