Michael Sinz has created a great web front-end for subversion source code repositories called insurrection (also tigris home page). Try the test repository at http://.sinz.com:8000/. The front-end provides a heck of a lot of functionality that other front-ends don’t - such as the ability to drill down into the directory structure (like Mac OS X [...]
Speaking of Subversion
May 19th, 2005 · Comments · Default
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The Tao of Mac slams Mail.app
May 6th, 2005 · Comments · Uncategorized
Someone woke up on the wrong side of the bed this morning…
From [The Tao of Mac]
Mail.app 0.2 Okay. Taking a break from the work I brought home (can’t seem to be able to do anything in the office these days thanks to all sorts of random interruptions and [...]
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Subversion via DarwinPorts
February 1st, 2005 · Comments · Uncategorized
James Duncan Davidson has a good article on how to get the subversion source control system installed using DarwinPorts. I’ve been using subversion for quite some time via DarwinPorts but haven’t yet installed it for use with Apache2 (prefering the +ssh access method) although Jame’s article has inspired me to give it a try (one [...]
Janie Porche is Blogging
November 2nd, 2004 · Comments · Default
This will go down as one of those posts that I won’t want future employers to ever see…
Janie Porche, yes thatJanie Porche is blogging.
It turns out that she is a very talented singer too.
It doesn’t help me answer this question though: Janie Porche or Morgan Webb?
Doxygen 1.3.9 Released - With Extra Loving for Objective-C
October 6th, 2004 · Comments · Uncategorized
<objective-C. I’m glad I can finally abandon Apple’s HeaderDoc> and use the far more sophisticated Doxygen. DarwinPorts hasn’t updated the port file to 1.3.9 yet but it’s trivial to edit the dport file yourself (don’t forget to update the md5 checksum!) or to just use the GUI Tool for the time being.
Update. DarwinPorts have updated [...]
Mini TextMate review
October 6th, 2004 · Comments · Default
Macromates have just released a text editor they’re claiming is a bit of a BBEdit killer. I’ve been using it all morning and here is my list of what I consider its pluses and minuses.
Pluses:
Tips of the Day are always handy. Bookmarks are nice Integrates [...]
subversion 1.1 released
October 5th, 2004 · Comments · Uncategorized
subversion 1.1 was released last week. Darwinports has already been updated for the new version. I’ve just compiled and installed it on my client machine, in a day or two I’ll upgrade my server (1.0.x and 1.1 are fully compatible) and then think updating converting my repository to the new fsfs type.
Mac OS X User Statistics
September 24th, 2004 · Comments · Uncategorized
OmniGroup have put up a great page showing aggregate statistics of the users of their software update service. Interesting to see that there’s a 12:1 ratio between 10.3 and 10.2 users.
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Watson’s Day in the Sun
September 23rd, 2004 · Comments · Uncategorized
Looks like Watson isn’t doing so well under Sun’s umbrella according to this post. I wonder if there is any talk about creating an Open Source alternative to Watson that is compatible with its plug-ins?
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Finally an update to NetNewsWire
September 22nd, 2004 · Comments · Uncategorized
I’ve been getting slightly annoyed with NetNewsWire 1.x recently and have been considering switching to another newer RSS aggregator. I was beginning to think that Brent had abandoned development. But lo and behold a public beta of NetNewsWire! Serendipitously I downloaded it an hour or so before the announcements made the usual Mac news sites. [...]
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