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Migrating from Mercurial to Git, and Why

By Jamie | Published: 23/01/2011

Mercurial has been my version and source control system of choice for some time. I migrated from using Subversion after using it for a project a long time ago with a couple of collaborators, and working with a distributed source made development a lot easier when we were all working on it at the same [...]

Posted in Technology, Web Development | Also tagged bitbucket, bugs, features, fluxbox, git, github, hg, issues, linux, mac, mercurial, os x, server, source control, support, svn, tcl/tk, tower, version control, vps, wikis | Leave a comment

Version Control with Mercurial

By Jamie | Published: 01/08/2010

Three years ago, if someone had asked me what version control was, I would’ve genuinely had no idea, and I’m quite ashamed of that. To be quite honest, I would never wish that feeling of simple stupidity on anyone, and so this post will be a quick introduction to the idea behind version control, and [...]

Posted in Technology, Web Development | Also tagged add, apache, binary, bitbucket, clients, clone, commit, configuration management, control, cvs, diff, distribution, hg, history, HTTP, init, linux, local, mac, machg, mercurial, merge, pull, push, python, remote, remove, repo, repository, scm, source, ssh, svn, tortoisehg, tortoisesvn, update, version, windows | 2 Comments

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