Following up on my earlier post, GitHub is now officially live (hat tip: Ruby Inside). So, what are you waiting for, got host some code!

Be sure to checkout GitHub’s Guides, including the list of cool and unusual Git techniques. Finally, the aforementioned Ruby Inside post also pointed out this Ruby and Git roundup at InfoQ.

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Git seems to have gained a lot of traction lately. Just last week the Ruby on Rails core team announced that they are moving the official Rails source repository to Git. The core team took a lot of flak for the move, but I think it is a good one.

Rails will be hosted on the […]

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You ask and I deliver. Mark asked for a screenshot in a comment to my original post on Darcheology. So, here it is:

(Click the image to see a larger version)

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I have used darcs for about 2 years now and have been generally very pleased. One thing that has been missing is a good GUI tool for visualizing changes and managing your repository. Today John Clayton announced the availability of his Darcs repository explorer, Darcheology, as open source.

John has been working on Darcheology for a […]

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