Wow... thanks for the excellent input guys.
I really appreciate the time taken to respond.
Charlie, thanks for your resources too. I use them all the time and
don't get the change to thank you that often.
Dennis, great info. Between yourself and Kai I think I am leaning to
following through on
Thanks everyone, great info.
Zak, yeah I only moved off Homesite+ this year so I am a tad behind
the times. Still not as productive in CFB as I was in HS but then I
had a good 10 or 15 years in HS so I am committing to CFB to give it a
red hot go.
I'm pretty happy working from a command line so
Last time I used Git on windows, I did it from within cygwin. Worked pretty
well.
Mark
On Fri, Jul 15, 2011 at 5:30 PM, Rawdyn raw...@gmail.com wrote:
I'm pretty happy working from a command line so I might look into GIT
a bit more. I understood it wasn't brilliant in a Windows environment
I am only recently moved on over to CFB, Homesite+ was my IDE
of choice for almost a decade..
Subversion has been my work horse for a very long time, after CVS
which was painful all my devs on projects which now use Git
always start swearing profusely whenever they have to use SVN,
which is a
On 15/07/2011 17:30, Rawdyn wrote:
Thanks everyone, great info.
...
I'm pretty happy working from a command line so I might look into GIT
a bit more. I understood it wasn't brilliant in a Windows environment
(based on what I have been told only) so I'll re-investigate that.
We moved from
From what I understand, the tooling in Hg, kicks butt over Git. But I think
95% of Git users use the command line.
Also - GitHub, GitHib, GitHub. If you use ANY open source project, and it's
on there, and you have any form of code contribution, I cannot express how
easy it makes it to do this.
Yeah cygwin is a decent option if you're in Windows. If you go that route
check out Console2 for a couple of extra goodies (tabbed interface, better
select/copy/paste in particular)
On 15/07/2011, at 5:33 PM, Mark Mandel mark.man...@gmail.com wrote:
Last time I used Git on windows, I did it
Very well said (did you actually listen to me :-) ?)
From what I understand, the tooling in Hg, kicks butt over Git. But I think
95% of Git users use the command line.
Also - GitHub, GitHib, GitHub. If you use ANY open source project, and it's
on there, and you have any form of code
