Videos tagged with opensource
The Google Code Review is a regular news show that goes over the recent escapades in code.google.com land and beyond. In this weeks episode I discuss OAuth, Flash indexing, Protocol Buffers, Browser Sync, testing releases, and more.
Google Code Review - July 9th, 2008
The Google Code Review is a regular news show that goes over the recent escapades in code.google.com land and beyond. In this weeks episode I discuss OAuth, Flash indexing, Protocol Buffers, Browser Sync, testing releases, and more.
Google Code Review - July 9th, 2008
The Google Code Review is a regular news show that goes over the recent escapades in code.google.com land and beyond. In this weeks episode I discuss OAuth, Flash indexing, Protocol Buffers, Browser Sync, testing releases, and more.
Protocol Buffers: A new open source release
Kenton Varda joined us to talk about the new open source release of Protocol Buffers, the technology that we use at Google to deal with structured data. Listen in to find out what it does, and how it could fit in to something you are doing.
Google Highly Open Participation Contest: Week One
We are 7 days into the Google Highly Open Participation Contest, and we have been stunned by the feedback from the community. We wanted to update you on what has been happening.
Maven Command Line Interface (maven-cli) Plugin Quickstart
Learn how to use the powerful Maven Command Line Interface Plugin (maven-cli-plugin). Increase the speed with which you can run consecutive Maven 2.0 commands by avoiding paying the Maven bootstrapping price for each phase or plugin goal you wish to execute. Created by matthewmccullough
Cleaning up Git Directories & Files (Ignoring, Tracked, Untracked)
Learn how Git enables you to ignore files that you never want to track, purge files that are untracked while leaving your tracked files intact, and lastly, roll back all your changes to tracked files to the last-known-good state. Created by matthewmccullough
iTerm Developer Tips
Do you often use Terminal.app on Mac OS X? If so, you need to consider using iTerm. It offers a number of customizations, including location bookmarks and Command+Number navigation to named tabs that make you more productive at the shell prompt.