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FF To Go Is Now Open Source

Started by Benjamin Golub · 1 year ago

I’ve been meaning to open source FF To Go and try out git; today I accomplished both. FF To Go source code is available at GitHub. It’s under the MIT license. Check out the code and submit patches if you’d like.

So far I like git but I need more time with it before I make [...] ... Continue reading »

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Benjamin Golub
1 year ago

FYI: I haven't really had time to document it yet. I'll be adding a lot more documentation later.

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directeur
1 year ago

Very nice decision Benjamin! now, everyone can run his own FFtogo clone, and will not be bound by gae limits :)

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felix
1 year ago

wow, very, very cool!

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n8k99
1 year ago

yay! for git and Open Source!

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CaptSolo
1 year ago

GIT is interesting to explore but there are still some situations when I prefer using SVN. Need to find the right balance / rules of thumb when to use one and when the other.

This seems to be a good resource about GIT:
http://peepcode.com/products/git-internals-pdf

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