Sharing Squeak code in a project

Hi,

Sorry for this beginner question but I'm planning to do a Seaside
project with a friend and I was wondering how we can share the code in
Squeak? Is there a built-in mechanism for this purpose? Thks!

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Hi!

Sau Sheong <[hidden email]> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Sorry for this beginner question but I'm planning to do a Seaside
> project with a friend and I was wondering how we can share the code in
> Squeak? Is there a built-in mechanism for this purpose? Thks!

Today almost everyone uses Monticello (and its great). Search the swiki
or google etc.

regards, Göran
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2007/3/5, Sau Sheong <[hidden email]>:
> Hi,
>
> Sorry for this beginner question but I'm planning to do a Seaside
> project with a friend and I was wondering how we can share the code in
> Squeak? Is there a built-in mechanism for this purpose? Thks!

What do you mean with share? A version control system like CVS or
something that allows you to code together live?

Philippe
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use monticello and squeaksource.

have a look at my video and ramon on Smalltalk web site

http://www.iam.unibe.ch/~ducasse/Videos/SqueakOriginalMov/

Stef

On 5 mars 07, at 09:14, Sau Sheong wrote:

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Yes, that's what I'm looking for. The answer it seems, is Monticello.
I'll dive into that and take a closer look. I didn't realise that a
source code management system either. Squeaksource is a bit too 'public'
for us :)

Philippe Marschall wrote:

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> Yes, that's what I'm looking for. The answer it seems, is Monticello.
> I'll dive into that and take a closer look. I didn't realise that a
> source code management system either. Squeaksource is a bit too 'public'
> for us :)

SqueakSource is a repository for Monticello. It is not a versioning
system on its own.

Monticello requires you to setup a HTTP, FTP, GOODS, ... repository if
you want to share code. You can avoid this duty by using SqueakSource.
You can also create a closed repository, that nobody else can read.
Have a look at the project settings.

Cheers,
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Hi,
I use Monticello with a ftp repository shared with others developpers
and it works perfectly fine. It just need an ftp account with
read/write access.
I just use my apache server to serve the file in order to load version
easily on my production seaside image.

Florian

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Hi!

> Hi,
> I use Monticello with a ftp repository shared with others developpers
> and it works perfectly fine. It just need an ftp account with
> read/write access.
> I just use my apache server to serve the file in order to load version
> easily on my production seaside image.
>
> Florian

I use the same setup, very simple. I ended up using pureftpd which can
handle "virtual users" (or whatever they call them) so you do not need to
use real OS users, and for each user you set a "home directory".

Then I use Apache to serve the same directories readonly.

regards, Göran

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