CVS Q

2003-02-12 Thread neil
HI Folks

I was at apachecon ! I'm hoping to have a chat with anyone who runs CVS 
for 50+ developers in a fast moving environment. I'm looking for some 
very basic pointers on whether we should implement it or not. Also might 
be in the market for some consultancy if anyone is based in the UK.

TIA

Neil


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Re: CVS Q

2003-02-12 Thread Jon Scott Stevens
on 2003/2/12 8:55 AM, neil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:

 I was at apachecon ! I'm hoping to have a chat with anyone who runs CVS
 for 50+ developers in a fast moving environment. I'm looking for some
 very basic pointers on whether we should implement it or not. Also might
 be in the market for some consultancy if anyone is based in the UK.

Shameless plugs:

#0. Yes, you need revision control.
#1. SourceCast would be good for you and CollabNet can do the consulting on
group development: http://collab.net/
#2. SVN is better than CVS, but you should definitely go with one of them:
http://subversion.tigris.org/

-jon


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RE: CVS Q

2003-02-12 Thread O'brien, Tim

 -Original Message-
 From: Jon Scott Stevens [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] 
 on 2003/2/12 8:55 AM, neil [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
 
  I was at apachecon ! I'm hoping to have a chat with anyone who runs CVS
  for 50+ developers in a fast moving environment. I'm looking for some
  very basic pointers on whether we should implement it or not. Also might
  be in the market for some consultancy if anyone is based in the UK.
 
 Shameless plugs:
 
 #0. Yes, you need revision control.

#0.1 In addition because your team is much larger, you need to go with
copy-modify-merge

 #1. SourceCast would be good for you and CollabNet can do the consulting
on
 group development: http://collab.net/

#1.1 If you don't have the money to pay for something like SourceCast.  You
should really think about making everyone read Karl Fogel's Open Source
Development with CVS, even if they don't want to. :-)

 #2. SVN is better than CVS, but you should definitely go with 
 one of them: http://subversion.tigris.org

#2.1 If you are looking for more detail than SVN is better than CVS, take
a look at the ApacheWiki page set up for this very reason:
http://nagoya.apache.org/wiki/apachewiki.cgi?Subversion/WhyUseSubversion 


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