*GASP!*
Nice updates, Mark.
Thanks for the worklog update as well. It is always nice to be reminded that you know what you're doing.
Subversion for syncmods sounds okay, but I have a request in that regard. I have tried for a few weeks now to find a free GUI SVN client that does not either: Crash as soon as I try to actually use it (with that being a known bug which happens to me on two completely different computers / operating systems, thus raising the question of how the heck they have made it all the way to a release number like 1.37), lack features to sell a more featureful version, or just flat out suck.
Therefore, switching Syncmods to "use SVN!" could be a very bothersome thing. This is a shame because Syncmods, though apparently a tad flawed in its implementation behind the scenes, is childishly simple!
Therefore, perhaps you could replace the current Syncmods app with a very simple SVN connect / download client? (Maybe include an SVN module while you're at it :p)
It also has a strangely oh-so-familiar MS feel to it - a kind of contrived simplicity, like there's a lot going on behind the scenes that MS don't want you to know about, you certainly don't want to know about, but you just know you'll eventually have to find out! I could be wrong here - perhaps it's just a side effect of modern hyper-automated IDE's, I dunno...
Hehe, that just about sums it up. I've been trying to put my finger on that feeling for a long time.
Nice updates, Mark.
Thanks for the worklog update as well. It is always nice to be reminded that you know what you're doing.
Subversion for syncmods sounds okay, but I have a request in that regard. I have tried for a few weeks now to find a free GUI SVN client that does not either: Crash as soon as I try to actually use it (with that being a known bug which happens to me on two completely different computers / operating systems, thus raising the question of how the heck they have made it all the way to a release number like 1.37), lack features to sell a more featureful version, or just flat out suck.
Therefore, switching Syncmods to "use SVN!" could be a very bothersome thing. This is a shame because Syncmods, though apparently a tad flawed in its implementation behind the scenes, is childishly simple!
Therefore, perhaps you could replace the current Syncmods app with a very simple SVN connect / download client? (Maybe include an SVN module while you're at it :p)
It also has a strangely oh-so-familiar MS feel to it - a kind of contrived simplicity, like there's a lot going on behind the scenes that MS don't want you to know about, you certainly don't want to know about, but you just know you'll eventually have to find out! I could be wrong here - perhaps it's just a side effect of modern hyper-automated IDE's, I dunno...