Re: [phpns-dev] Abridged summary of halifax-ns-php-developers-group@googlegroups.com - 2 Messages in 1 Topic

[govelogo]

Those dates are fine for me. I will try to find the place this time...  :)  PHPUnit sounds really interesting. 

I have a question. Is there an software configuration management online service provider? something like subversion server on a public domain with a reasonable fee...

thanks,

david

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George Anderson <gand...@azorus.com> Apr 23 07:32AM -0700 ^
 
I would be interested in the next meeting. Let me know when you plan
to have it. I like the idea of a structured meeting or even just plan
a topic beforehand so we can all get something out of it. more...

Trevor Morse <trevor...@gmail.com> Apr 23 11:55AM -0300 ^
 
Guys,
 
How does the week of May 10 sound? Day of the week doesn't really
matter to me, but how does Wed. the 12 sound?
 
Would anyone be interested in having a discussion around unit testing more...

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[Trevor Morse]

Hi David,

Glad you'll be able to make it, as long as you can find it ;)

For online subversion I am really not sure, http://beanstalkapp.com
sounds pretty good and seems reasonably priced.

However, if your not tied to subversion I would suggest
http://github.com. We've been using it for web2project for the last
little bit and I am in love. Git is a much better version control
system then subversion and githubs prices are a little better then
beakstalks.

This is all assuming your not working on something open source. Then
everything becomes free and sourceforge.net is probably your best bet.
:-)

-tm