[thelist] Code storage / management
Fred Jones
fredthejonester at gmail.com
Wed Mar 12 10:32:28 CDT 2008
Matt McKeon wrote:
> Paul Bennett wrote:
>>> and it's very inexpensive. I actually use their "Level Two" and I use
>>> the Trac instances for project ticketing and wiki documentation. I make
>>> a new one (unique SVN and Trac) for each project. I love it. :)
>> Hi Fred,
>>
>> This still sounds like a project-centric solution - do you also use
this to manage code you use / reuse from project to project?
Sorry, I didnt' see this post. In my opinion, it's perfect for that,
because really the code you store on your own hard drive for easy
access. Each change you make you 'commit' and so all versions are on SVN
and accessible from the web from anywhere. So you can make a directory
for each type of snippet and store it there.
The beauty of it is that the Trac wiki is integrated with SVN so you can
make wiki pages about your code and easily link directly to the code itself.
Yes, it's project-centric, but make yourself a personal project! :)
HTH,
Fred
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