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I couple weeks ago, I posted about how "content developer" is starting to be a more appropriate term for what we do, given that the Web is no longer the only content channel in town.

I couple weeks ago, I posted about how “content developer” is starting to be a more appropriate term for what we do, given that the Web is no longer the only content channel in town. This built off a previous post from last year, where I pointed out that we tend to be too Web centric about content m ...

When I first realized that I needed a version control system, the best system at the time was CVS. (No, really.) Subversion was nearing 1.0, so I waited for its release and then used it everywhere. Well, that was 2003. Time for a change. This past year, it became obvious that there were many Git users within the Drupal community, so Drupal has decided to move to Git. Since then I've started learning and researching the best ways to convert all my development to a Git-based workflow. So far… it rocks.

setting up a subversion repository. I know, I know, always late to the party. #drupal

An example, like a picture, is worth 1000 words. Until recently Drupal programming examples existed but were spread among documentation pages, blog posts, and the Drupal CVS repository; some searching required. That changed in late 2009 with the introduction of the Examples for Developers module. It ...

I have recently added drush and drush make packages to my openSUSE repository. For more information or to report bugs on the packages please visit their respective project pages: drush and drush_make.

We are an education nonprofit located in the SF Bay Area that runs a number of websites we are migrating to Drupal: a large educational resources repository,several small private targeted social networks that are currently in Jive, ...

Someone wrote to me recently asking if I could help them set up a Drupal development environment for an outsourced dev team. I don't have time and declined the job, but continued a brief correspondence about the requested project requirements, which I thought were interesting:. The requirements included (each a full installation of a 3rd party software package):

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I was wondering what repository (GIT, SVN, CVS) drupal.org uses to maintain its codes. However could not find so easily through the website neither documentation. Any clues? » Login or register to post comments ...

Source databases currently utilize Drupal, Final Cut Server, Portfolio, Sharepoint, and other software solutions. The repository will also feature a submission mechanism for staff to use when contributing resources and their associated ...

I'm trying to build a repository site via drupal, something like softpedia.com and I searching for a module (if it exist something) to help me to do that . I have already build a content type like: news, downloads and articles. ...

Recently, someone I am working with at the World bank asked me about updating my repository from an external source without having a lot of crazy merge issues. […]

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Interesting to hear about AdvantageLab's SVN repository with an #NGO #Drupal #InstallProfile http://tinyurl.com/y6xr53l #drupalcon

NVD is the U.S. government repository of standards based vulnerability management data.

As most of you know, the marvelous git version control system is the future of the Drupal repository. You've probably heard people rave about lots of very important features: It's distributed, FAST, branching and merging are easy. But today I'm here to rave about a more obscure wonderful feature of git: the git bisect command. With this command you can find out where in the history a particular bug was introduced. I made a short screencast to explain it:

Last night I browsed 4chan as usual. Besides the usual Pedobears and Lolcats I found out that the Drupal.org server has been hacked, and someone made a torrent from all of those very expensive modules that are stored in the "contrib" repository. This is a very serious issue, since the whole thing worth around $189.000 if you buy it in the shop...

The Open Archives Initiative Protocol for Metadata Harvesting "provides an application-independent interoperability framework based on metadata harvesting." The protocol is widely used by repository software to make metadata about the resources they store available.

Building a subversion repository for three developers to work on a #drupal site.