On Wed, 01 Dec 2004 20:13:57 -0000, xperroni <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>
> Hello all,
>
> My development team and I have recently ran into a problem with our
> set of development (JDeveloper) and version management (MS Source
> Safe) tools. It's become frequent the situation where two programmers
> must have write access to the same file; however, Source Safe's
> approach to code management is to never let more than one user write
> to anything at the same time.
>
> The approach advogated by XP -- let everyone write to files and then
> solve conflicts at code releasing time -- seemed a good solution. In
> eXtreme Programming Installed there is a very interesting description
> of a code management policy, but it is admitedly a simplified
> explanation. What references (specific or not) you recommend on the
> subject of code management? Are there any commentaries or personal
> experience you'd want to share?
>
I like "Software Configuration Management Patterns: Effective
Teamwork, Practical Integration", by Stephen Berczuk and our fellow
Brad Appleton and "Real World Software Configuration Management", by
Sean Kenefick.
The first one is the best book on SCM I've ever read and a huge help
when I was a "configuration manager" back in the days of RUP.
Cheers,
Luiz
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