Scott's got a good method for submitting patches to SourceForge projects. If you work on code for a project you aren't a developer on, check this to to get your patch submitted: ComputerZen.com - Scott Hanselman's Weblog - Using a Windows version of GNU Patch.exe with CVS and Diff Files
Thanks, Scott!
Monday, June 20, 2005
Quickstart Guide To Open Source Development With CVS and SourceForge
Here's some good "rules" to follow on SourceForge. I guess I'll start using these and getting my guys on WinSnipLib.NET to use them: Quickstart Guide To Open Source Development With CVS and SourceForge
Thanks, Phil!
Thanks, Phil!
ComputerZen.com - Scott Hanselman's Weblog - Scott Hanselman's 2005 Ultimate Developer and Power Users Tool List
Ok, Scott's got quite an extensive list here: ComputerZen.com - Scott Hanselman's Weblog - Scott Hanselman's 2005 Ultimate Developer and Power Users Tool List
If you need anything, it's probably here.
If you need anything, it's probably here.
Friday, June 10, 2005
Update: Update: Project idea
An update on my update:
I now have all the developers in my project. Let's see how far we can go with this. I have established some ground rules and setup some standards for coding, documenting and specs of the program. Hopefully, we can all agree on things and make the overall project work well and get tings done quickly. I think we can.
I'll be away from my computer for most of the weekend since my mom is in town. That's ok since I haven't seen her since her hip surgery.
Have a great weekend all, and next week, let's go!
I now have all the developers in my project. Let's see how far we can go with this. I have established some ground rules and setup some standards for coding, documenting and specs of the program. Hopefully, we can all agree on things and make the overall project work well and get tings done quickly. I think we can.
I'll be away from my computer for most of the weekend since my mom is in town. That's ok since I haven't seen her since her hip surgery.
Have a great weekend all, and next week, let's go!
Thursday, June 9, 2005
Update: Project idea
Following up on my project idea, I've started a project at SourceForge.net.
It's a C# project instead of a VB.NET project as I feel I need to bump up and get my C# skills going. I have decided on calling it WnSnipLib.NET for now (anybody got any better name ideas?). I have some quick specs drawn up and four developers to start working on it. (As of now, I've only heard from two of them and have them in as developers. One has yet to respond back with his SourceForge user ID and the other I'm getting my mails returned.)
I've decied on an interface similar to Total VB SourceBook from FMS, Inc. The version I am referencing is an older version for VB 6. I would like to transform this tool into a source code repository not only for VB but also for VB.NET, C#, C++, and any other language. The data store would be any database via a plugin. The interface would not only be a standalone application, but it would be a plugin for #develop and VS.NET 2003 and 2005. The interface will also include NDoc support and a code to HTML converter.
Watch here for more! I'll even add the other authors so they can have a place to put .NET code and tips for everyone else.
It's a C# project instead of a VB.NET project as I feel I need to bump up and get my C# skills going. I have decided on calling it WnSnipLib.NET for now (anybody got any better name ideas?). I have some quick specs drawn up and four developers to start working on it. (As of now, I've only heard from two of them and have them in as developers. One has yet to respond back with his SourceForge user ID and the other I'm getting my mails returned.)
I've decied on an interface similar to Total VB SourceBook from FMS, Inc. The version I am referencing is an older version for VB 6. I would like to transform this tool into a source code repository not only for VB but also for VB.NET, C#, C++, and any other language. The data store would be any database via a plugin. The interface would not only be a standalone application, but it would be a plugin for #develop and VS.NET 2003 and 2005. The interface will also include NDoc support and a code to HTML converter.
Watch here for more! I'll even add the other authors so they can have a place to put .NET code and tips for everyone else.
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