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TUAW is now on GitHub
As posting code on the blog can sometimes can get very cluttered, we have just set up a GitHub account for TUAW to make everything better and easier for everyone. This is where you'll be able to find code for our developer-related posts. We'll try to get some projects hosted in there very soon, so don't worry that it's empty now! If you haven't heard of it, GitHub is a hosting site for git revisions, which makes it a great place to host and interact with code of all kinds.You can find our profile at http://github.com/tuaw today. What would you like to see on TUAW for iPhone/Mac development? Let us know in the comments below!
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Rudi said 12:13PM on 10-13-2009
Is there a good visual client for git? It's one thing that keeps me on SVN..
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Jason said 1:34PM on 10-13-2009
GitX is pretty nice - http://gitx.frim.nl/
MrBlank said 12:17PM on 10-13-2009
How about a noob's guide on how to use Git?
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Josh said 12:34PM on 10-13-2009
Yes.
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BJ said 1:01PM on 10-13-2009
git is by far best used from the command line, but there are several good graphical clients for mac. gitX is probably the best one and is mac native and looks really great. git also comes installed with two gui clients, gitk (runs in x11, not very useful) and git gui (much better that gitk, more functionality than gitx but not as pretty)
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starfish said 1:03PM on 10-13-2009
oh, and the best guide to git is this online book, pro git
http://progit.org/book/
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aaroneato said 6:11PM on 10-13-2009
id like to see more about programs such as marco polo that are location aware scripts. i know i use the beta to switch between printers and screensavers and turing on and off internet sharing depending on if im in my dorm or various academic buildings.
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jln said 4:47PM on 10-13-2009
I've been using SmartGit for a few week and it works fine. It's a java app so not the look and feel of native mac app (do not even think about sexyness of Version for SVN) but is full featured. Still as Beta but stable.
GitNub is also said to be fine, but I did not managed to have it running. Not that I tried very hard, though...
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Stéphane Thibault said 12:44AM on 10-14-2009
Any chance TUAW could start a repository of open source librairies for Mac/iPhone development ?
I can't be the only one out there who loves to read a good open source bedtime story, am I ?
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