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Tag Archives: git
GitX – a great Mac OS X tool for visualizing your Git history
I’m a command-line kind of guy. I guess when your CS teachers in high school raised you on a Minicomputer with a dumb terminal and vi, you get used to that kind of thing.So I mostly use the git command … Continue reading
dim – visualize your Git diff in TextMate
I use git as my primary version control system and one nice alias that I have in my ~/.bash_profile is “dim”. When I type in “dim”, I see my Git diff within TextMate which makes it easy to see what … Continue reading
Getting Sparkle from source (using bzr as compared with svn and git)
A few notes about getting Sparkle, the widely used framework for updating Mac OS X apps, from source: 1. Get a branch. This is similar to “svn checkout” or “git clone”. bzr branch lp:sparkle I admit it is kind of … Continue reading