I’ve just discovered a handy little TextMate plugin called SVNMate that’s made my day.
Finally some easy visability into what’s changing in my project structure.
Now, if only I could find a VisualStudio VisualSVN like tool I’d be really happy.
You’re currently reading “I’m a happy TextMate programmer today,” an entry on Flog, written by Adam Burmister.
SVNMate has been superseded by another plugin, btw.
http://ciaranwal.sh/2008/08/05/textmate-plug-in-projectplus
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Born naked and unable to fend for himself, Adam Burmister managed to overcome these obstacles to become a trained computer-scientist and achieve gainful employment as a web/software engineer. He has traveled widely, and is now living in London.
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