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The Benefits of Working with Git
Nicola Pietroluongo
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software, development, git, versioning
Use maven to version {puppet|ansible|etc}
Jesper Markenstam
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maven, versioning, configuration management
Deployment of static files in Django
Tomáš Ehrlich
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django, cache, aws, static
Auto increment version in Xcode
hash3r
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1 response
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shell, ios, xcode, versioning
Migrate SVN branches to Git
padawin
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branch, svn, rebase, versioning
SEMANTIC VERSIONING
Maxim Kalina
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versioning, release management
Versioning - an Underrated Discipline
Leonardo Giordani
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versioning
Versioning a Rails app with Git and Heroku
Simon Bailey
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shell, rails, heroku, versioning
This is how you should handle your versions
Eldad Fux
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versioning, coding standards
Versioning your Sublime Text configuration
Filipe Kiss
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sublime, versioning
Automatic build versioning with the `date` command
Rod Wilhelmy
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versioning, rakefile, rubymotion
How to manage branches with git-svn
Matteo Rosati
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svn, git, versioning
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How to manage branches with git-svn
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Versioning your Sublime Text configuration
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Deployment of static files in Django
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django, cache, aws, static
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