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Version Reviewing: 8.5.13
"A fine tool that also helps working in a cloud environment"
Summary:
I must say I'm new to the tool but I have experienced other tools such as ClearCase(both Mottif version and MS-Windows version), StartTeam, Harvest and SVN. This tool - GIT - is somhow similar to SVN or maybe it's is some upgrade of it. I just learned how to use it and do some functions of it - such as CheckOut, Push and Pull. The Learning curve is very smooth and easy. The learning curve is an important factor for beginners.
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Version Reviewing: 2.9.3
"Perfect!"
Summary:
Git was made to smooth your day to day work. With tons of features, manage code won't be your main concern. I use it as command line but there are good UI Clients ou there too.
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Version Reviewing: 2.93
"GIT is a nice Version Control System"
Summary:
It is a nice tool to backup the data with versions. it is very useful to maintain the files with version controls. there is a option called check-in and check-out it is useful to restrict the other users to update when we are in check-in
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Version Reviewing: 2.93
"good version of Git"
Summary:
solid implementation of git for windows. easy to install and use. recommended.
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Version Reviewing: 3
"developed by Linux"
Summary:
new fast-rising star of version control systems. Initially developed by Linux kernel creator Linus Torvalds, Git has recently taken the Web development community by storm
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Version Reviewing: 2.3.3
"Nice"
Summary:
good and i like it
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Version Reviewing: 1.9.5
"GUI and CLI interfaces for Handling Git Source Code Management"
Summary:
Using local and remote Git repositories from Windpws (and other OSes) is quite easy with these 2 combined tools. My personal use: - GUI for code changes examination, for commits, for pushing changes, and for history browsing; if there is a potential conflict between source files, refuses to push before a merge is done (I usually do that with CLI) - Bash-like CLI for pulling (detects nicely possible conflicts), for adding subtrees. Missing: - I have found handling pulls from with GUI quite difficult and error-prone - no easy way to visualize from Windows explorer which files have been changed, the diffs, etc. -> for this I use TortoiseGit (but do NOT use TortoiseGit for pushes!)
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What does this code do?
public class Demo { public void method1() { synchronized (String.class) { System.out.println("on String.class object"); synchronized (Integer.class) { System.out.println("on Integer.class object"); } } }
Programming Language: Java