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Pragmatic Bookshelf Releases Pragmatic Subversion, 2nd Edition

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Pragmatic Subversion, 2nd Edition

 

Version control is the lifeblood of software projects, but it often becomes complicated and overly difficult in practice. The first edition of "Pragmatic Version Control using Subversion" solved that problem with a pragmatic guide to getting started with version control, including simple recipes for managing day-to-day development tasks using Subversion, a widely-used Open Source version control system.

Time marches on, and the Subversion system has added new features and new functionality. In "Pragmatic Version Control Using Subversion, 2nd Ed."

(Pragmatic Bookshelf, US $34.95, 0-9776166-5-7), original author Mike Mason revises this great book to include the latest features from Subversion 1.3.

Mike Mason tells us, "This book can help your developers become more efficient(they'll work better as a team, and keep on top of software complexity." Mike brings key points of version control workflow to life with real-world examples using Subversion. The book also includes additional sections on installing Subversion, creating a repository, configuring network access, common, "daily use" recipes, as well as more advanced topics such as tagging, branching, organizing your project and tracking third-party content.

Mike offers plenty of help for people getting started, and includes sections on migrating to Subversion from CVS, installing and networking Subversion, and administering a repository. Client-side tools, including GUI tools and IDE-integration plugins, are also covered.

New for the second edition:

-Revised content to reflect all the major changes to Subversion 1.3 -New chapter on Subversion's optional file locking to help you manage unmergeable binary files -New sections covering path-based security for both the svnserve and Apache networking servers -New advanced topics chapter covering programmatic access to Subversion and advanced repository management

Readers just starting out with version control will appreciate this book(it covers the basics that they'll need to get their job done. But it's also suitable for people who've been using version control for years, as it contains simple solutions to replace their existing, overly complicated workarounds. Finally it provides a straightforward guide to getting started with the increasingly popular Subversion system: installing, networking and administering a repository.

 

 

Pragmatic Version Control Using Subversion, 2nd Ed.

Mike Mason

ISBN 0-9776166-5-7, 248 pages, $34.95US, $45.95CA, softcover.

Pragmatic Bookshelf Titles are distributed to bookstores internationally by O'Reilly Media.

Additional Resources:

Sample chapters, table of contents, and more information is available on the book's home page at:

www.pragmaticprogrammer.com/titles/svn2

 

About Pragmatic Bookshelf

The Pragmatic Bookshelf features books written by developers for developers. The titles continue the well-known Pragmatic Programmer style, and continue to garner awards and rave reviews. As development gets more and more difficult, the Pragmatic Programmers will be there with more titles and products to help programmers stay on top of their game.

 

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Published Monday, May 22, 2006 2:20 PM by ssmith

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About ssmith

Enlisted in 1995. Basic at Ft Sill. AIT at Ft Jackson (75F). Served in Ohio National Guard. Went through ROTC program at Ohio State University and received 2LT commission in 1997, Engineer branch. Spent about 4 years in 16th Engineer Brigade in Ohio National Guard, then moved far from nearest unit and went into Inactive National Guard, and eventually Individual Ready Reserve. Called up from IRR in 2004 for duty in Iraq (Engineer Platoon Leader with 1st ID). Made it home in 2005. Resigned commission as a CPT in December 2005.