Jerry Nixon, Steven Carlson, Joseph Guadagno & Avindra Fernando present on Software Craftsmanship this July at Nebraska.Code().
https://nebraskacode.amegala.com/
#SoftwareCraftsmanship #DatabasePatterns #Microsoft #Nebraska #SourceControl #UnitTesting #CICD #Automation #AppSec #ApplicationArchitecture #AI #DeveloperStack #TechConference
Microsoft product manager Leah Tran focuses on a new (18.7) feature of Visual Studio that allows developers to do a number of things with pull requests, review features in particular. This expands on the ide's capacity to handle source control from a single tool, as opposed to context switching through a variety of tools.
"Review pull requests without leaving Visual Studio"
https://devblogs.microsoft.com/visualstudio/review-pull-requests-without-leaving-visual-studio/
#visualstudio #sourcecontrol #git #pullrequests #gui #devops
"Increasingly, the conversation that generates the code is becoming the true source of our software. That conversation unfolds continuously and must be cross-referenced to the code as it changes. Git, organized around discrete commits, was never designed to support this." by Nathan Sobo
From CVS to Git, thirty years of source control
https://evilgeniuslabs.ca/blog/from-cvs-to-git-thirty-years-of-source-control
#HackerNews #sourcecontrol #CVS #Git #technology #history #versioncontrol #softwaredevelopment

In April 2005, Linus Torvalds wrote Git in ten days because BitKeeper revoked its free licence to the Linux kernel. Twenty-one years later, no successor has emerged. A practitioner's history of source control from someone who used every major system since 1990, and lost code in most of them.