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I like to program, but am a noob, which is why I'm here.
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Jun 26	comment	How should I structure a solution for a long term project? C# .net ............
Jun 26	comment	How should I structure a solution for a long term project? I totally forgot to even consider how namespaces play into this. I'm mainly looking for a best practice and not looking stupid by doing what is intuitive to me (which can often times be stupid).
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Feb 3	comment	Organizing projects in SVN Let me know what you think of this. Even with locks, I'm still a little resistant to use them and incorporate all of our project files into an SVN trunk. The reason for this is if I want to make a modification to an Excel report, I have to update to the most recent version, make my changes, save them, and then check them in. For more technical source code files, I think this procedure is ok, but for excel files that have to be used by a lot of people, I think there would be a lot of pushback if everyone had to have SVN just to view them.
Feb 3	comment	Organizing projects in SVN I'm wondering if you should put trunk, branches, and tags in SVN\Projects or in SVN\Projects\Project1, SVN\Projects\Project2 etc
Feb 3	comment	Organizing projects in SVN I just tried making modifications to a .xlsx file and checking it in and making modifications of the same file in a different checkout. The conflicts were really impossible to read, it seems best too keep these out of SVN since because conflicts are so poorly handled, collaboration isn't as easy.
Feb 3	comment	Organizing projects in SVN @unholysampler, is it standard to have trunk, branches, and tags directories per project? That's something else I was wondering about. Currently in SVN we have things split up by language, and each language folder has the trunk, branches, and tags folders inside. It sounds like from the comments here that we'll split things up by project, but I'm still unclear if there should be these trunk, branches, and tags folders for the entire projects folder, or per project folder. Thanks :)
Feb 3	comment	Organizing projects in SVN @AndresF., I completely agree with you, this is an idea my coworker is suggesting. His reasoning is that with checked out SVN files on the shared drive, there's not another location for people to find files associated to a project. That's just another level of complexity that will make life a lot more difficult for the non-technical people on our team. It does certainly defeat the purpose of SVN in my ways, but it makes things a little easier. I came here to see if anyone else agreed with his idea or if there is a better alternative.
Feb 3	comment	Organizing projects in SVN @AndresF., the shared drive is still necessary to hold Excel and Word reports which will not be checked into SVN, or am I making a blunder to assume only code files should be put into the repository? Is it common to include all sorts of files in SVN even if they are not code files?
Feb 3	comment	Organizing projects in SVN Let me clarify my other question. Let's say we have a shared drive called the S drive which contains project folder called S:\Projects\Project1, which contains Report.doc, and Script.sql. Script.sql is actually a file that is checked out from the SVN repository that just lives on the S drive so that people know there is a file associated to this project in SVN. Because this checked out file is on a shared drive, if two people try working on it, they would have to create their own local copies, which almost defeats the point of having it on the shared drive at all. Does this make sense?
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Jan 17	comment	Easiest way to create static HTML file with sortable and filterable table? @Raynos, good call, I'm going to roll my own, this actually isn't that hard... :)