One problem is that the person on the other end of the conversation can't see what is happening. If you are talking to your girlfriend/boyfriend in the car and something happens that requires your full attention, then they can stop immediately. The person on the other end of the phone can't anticipate that situation.
Simply because Perth was the next city on the list - previously it had been at (from my some what dulled memory): 1. Melbourne 2. Sydney 3. Brisbane
and next year it will be in Adelaide.
Believe me, I would have gone except it was on the otherside of the country but I'm sure there are many geeks in WA who would like to come to the east coast conf. and can't for the same reason.
I'm looking forward to going to the one in Adelaide next year as its a little closer...
Aegis rocks! We use aegis at work and it has improved the baseline code immeasurably. Everything that goes into the baseline is reviewed by some one else and you always have a working set in the baseline.
So when the boss comes in and says show me what you have done, we can do it immediately.
It uses cook instead of make because of makes inherent recursive build problems.
It can be automatically set up to regression testing against the baseline whenever a new change is submitted. It also handles branching and merging with ease. Get it, install it and watch your code improve!
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One problem is that the person on the other end of the conversation can't see what is happening. If you are talking to your girlfriend/boyfriend in the car and something happens that requires your full attention, then they can stop immediately. The person on the other end of the phone can't anticipate that situation.
If Larry predicts something is going to happen, it sure as hell ain't.
What ever happened to the Newtork Computer?
Simply because Perth was the next city on the list - previously it had been at (from my some what dulled memory):
1. Melbourne
2. Sydney
3. Brisbane
and next year it will be in Adelaide.
Believe me, I would have gone except it was on the otherside of the country but I'm sure there are many geeks in WA who would like to come to the east coast conf. and can't for the same reason.
I'm looking forward to going to the one in Adelaide next year as its a little closer...
Aegis rocks!
We use aegis at work and it has improved the baseline code immeasurably. Everything that goes into the baseline is reviewed by some one else and you always have a working set in the baseline.
So when the boss comes in and says show me what you have done, we can do it immediately.
It uses cook instead of make because of makes inherent recursive build problems.
It can be automatically set up to regression testing against the baseline whenever a new change is submitted. It also handles branching and merging with ease.
Get it, install it and watch your code improve!
I find it very encouraging that IBM are alot of effort in to Linux and they are doing it fairly i.e. contributing back to the community.
Fantastic!