The pace has been frenetic at CollabNet, what with the Subversion project's release of Subversion 1.5, our release of supported CollabNet Subversion binaries, the announcement of Open Source CollabNet Desktops, and upcoming product releases and announcements.
Subversion 1.5 was released to much fanfare. Read the announcement at tigris.org as well as CollabNet's press release about this major step in Subversion history. CollabNet is proud to sponsor tigris.org.
New CollabNet Resource Center for Subversion 1.5
To prepare for the Subversion 1.5 release, we came up with a handy-dandy Subversion 1.5 Resource Center. The Subversion 1.5 Resource Center includes all the essentials for any serious Subversion user:
For a limited time, openCollabNet members can view our "What's New in Subversion 1.5?" Web-based training module (a $49 value) FREE. This offer available until August 1, 2008 and is only available for openCollabNet community members.
You can catch CollabNet folks on the road all summer long. Watch our events page and each issue of our newsletter for updates.
itSMF & BCS Joint Conference - July 8-9, London - Join us at this conference focused on CMDB/CMS (Configuration Management Database / Configuration Management System) sponsored by British Computing Society and itSMF (The IT Service Management Forum). Featured CollabNet speakers are Jack Repenning and Michael Pilato. CollabNet is a platinum sponsor of the conference.
The organizers have offered our community a conference pass at the discounted rate of £50 per day (regular price is £450). To collect your discount, visit the registration page and remember to use the sponsor code "Collabnet".
OSCON - July 24, Portland, OR - John Mark Walker, openCollabNet Community Manager, will appear on a panel discussing The Evolution of Community.
CollabNet SourceForge 5.0: Feature Preview #2
The new project template feature in CollabNet SourceForge Enterprise 5.0
allows users to jump-start new projects by capturing and re-using the
entire structure and content of existing projects from discussion forums
and project pages (which we discussed in the last feature preview) to
tracker fields, shared tracker searches, and workflow definitions.
Project templates make it easy to standardize tooling and lifecycle
processes, helping organizations ensure a consistent experience across
distributed development teams, reducing the learning curve for new
members, and improving organizational flexibility.
Featured Discussion: Apache, Windows, and mod_dav_svn
The recent release of CollabNet Subversion 1.5 for Windows has brought about some changes. In addition to the new features of Subversion 1.5, building Subversion 1.5 from source on Windows now results in a DLL-based build. Read the initial post and Mark Phippard's reply on how to properly set up mod_dav_svn for Apache on Windows.
CollabNet in the News
Our press release around the release of Subversion 1.5 generated quite a bit of press. Below are just a few of publications that picked up the news:
During this live demo, attendees will learn about version control, the key features and benefits of Subversion, and new features introduced in Subversion 1.5.
Join this web seminar to discover how to connect heterogeneous tools and systems with an integrated toolset; how to set up a centralized repository using Subversion to manage all project-related activity and intellectual property assets; and how you can realize accelerated development and substantial cost savings.
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