There is an easy way of integrating bugtracking tools into tortoise svn using properties.
Just add following properties to your working copy (don’t forget to apply them recursively):
-bugtraq:url (enables link to bugtracker and shows Bug-Id column in tortoise)
-bugtraq:message (enables Bug-Id input field on commit)

Example:

bugtraq:url

http://myBugtracker.com/?id=%BUGID%

-bugtraq:message
Defect:  %BUGID%.

%BUGID% is replaced with the issue number you entered on commit.

For more details see the tortoise documention.

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We have a setup where a LAMP Server runs our WordPress Blog offsite.

Administration for obvious reasons  doesn’t want designers to have direct access.

As of today we have a new Solution:

Designer Uploads the template to Subversion:

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Teamcity picks up the changes from Subversion and runs a commandline that publishes the files to the LAMP Server

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Originally we used this to publish AMUSE help to www.lieberlieber.com/amuse/help – but comes in handy here aswell.

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We are still searching for a solution that works better for generating Sequence Diagrams from .net code better than EA does.  Alex  has a real need for this functionality in one of his projects!

So with the new motivation I evaluated two more options in that game:

The big difference compared to EA is, that those tools don’t use the “debugger” to record sequences but use kind of static analysis.

Now SequenceViz shows me that there are Instances of Classes– but it doesn’t find out that there are two instances of Account used.

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So the result is pretty identical to the one I got from Enterprise Architect.

And not what we would have hoped to see:

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I get asked how we generate our Videos quite frequently! – It’s all free tools!

The screen recording is done with Camstudio for longer videos like the AMUSE 1.5 Video we generate a series of short clips.

After that the Video is Edited using Windows Live Movie Maker. When we are happy with the Video we go to a “silent” room and record and edit a series of short audio clips with Audacity.

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Then the Audio clips are attached to the Movie inside Live Movie Maker.

The last step is to use Live Movie Maker to publish the .wmv Video.

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