Everyday Coder

eve·ry·day cod·er [ev-ree-dey koh-der, noun]
a person who designs, writes and tests computer programs daily

Archive for the 'Windows' Category

Subversion Goodies

I use Subversion for source code management now on all my projects. Before, I used to use CVS like everyone else. Recently I discovered some things about subversion that I hadn’t known.
On Windows, I *can* use putty as an ssh wrapper for subversion (svn+ssh://). This was a welcome surprise, because I was using TortoiseSVN which [...]

I have to admit, that I always avoided installers for my Java apps. The last project I worked on was a big one. One that, of course, required a fancy installer for Windows (the only supported platform). Management (not the dev team) dictated that we must use the Wise installer. This seemed all well and [...]