git-as-opensource-dropbox. Excellent. Doesn't solve the hosting problem, is all.

Atlassian'ts DVCS GUI entrant. now the field is crowded

manage a whele bunch of repos at once.

online latex editor with git-backed version control.

Javascript gists hosted live.

how to get the patch part of the git-svn workflow going

it command-line browser

version your media and other large assets using git, work offline and sync when you have bandwidth. (Hitting the road with a folder of media assets?)

git gui for mac

store bookmarks, socially, on github. fork your friends. very genius.

static websites versioned with git. a a neat hack.

frameworks for obj mangling

automatically version texty sources as you write; nice for non-code things

This chap seems to think the awesome thing here is incron, but I'm more impressed by his git wrangling skills. Scheduling a patched job that did *not* require incron looks to me more robust and less overzealous.

javascript-centric IDE

i like this non-technical explanation of the significance of distributed versioning

mercurial 1.6 supports git-style local branches

oh! interestingly the subtree merge strategy can maintain pulls from other projects as subdirs and keep full history of each project *even over future merges*. handy for maintaining complex projects

using this command-line scriptable interface to github's Issues tracker makes it suck less

avoiding stale .pyc problems with a multi branch repo

git bash completion and so on

rather choice selection of git selling points, some of which are awesome (git branch in your command prompt), and many of which are jsut smart ideas for DVCSs generally

shows the git branch you are working on in the prompt

does more than it says. this command bootstraps a python project which automatically publishes itself to github, has inbuilt sphinx documentation, and publishes the HTML of THAT to github. the package is easy_installable, has pypi-compatible egg-info and wil walk your dog, amke your breakfast, and comes with a free pony. costs: git-specific, github-specific, assumes you don't have virtualenv, depends on pavement instead of plain distutils. FWIW, I think that paver dependency is a plus, since paver is awesome, but it does require a paver bootstrap python egg to be baked into your project.

thought this was an april fools joke but according to simon willison, it's actually for real. include git repositories as SVN externals in SVN projects.

weighting importance of geographically local coders using pretty graph theory and such.

have your prompt update tot tell you what branch you are on

jumping back to dangling commits

best trick here - use repack after pulling from SVN to save space.

a really nice student-target git manual

"WHERE IS THE DJANGO ONE OF THESE? `git push heroku` = your site is live on the cloud."

sane management of remote branches on e.g. github or assembla

pretty lookin' rails-based tracker, via jdub

a new entrant into the fink/darwinports space. but this one uses ruby build recipes to manage complex versions handing, non-root installs, custom local branches and lots of other goodness

This is the Hg-Git plugin for Mercurial, adding the ability to push to and pull from a Git server repository from Hg. This means you can collaborate on Git based projects from Hg, or use a Git server as a collaboration point for a team with developers using both Git and Hg

static, git-backed sites on Appengine

oh! apparently the right way to use filemerge.app is as "opendiff" and git understands it fine.

git miscellaney to demystify local/remote branches and other such things.

how to make your git-svn repos actually work like a repos and not a working tree

I like Speir's explanatory style.

I spent 5 hours working out how to do this manually, only to have this marvellous automatic solution pointed out to me.

very simple case for doing git-svn stuff, somewhat clearer than the manual.

best DVCS roundup I've seen so far. Reasonably current.

GitX is a git GUI specifically for Mac OS X. It currently features a history viewer much like gitk and a commit GUI like git gui.

turning a bionic bash into a ui for git. that doesn't really sound like it makes sense, but the screencast on this page does.

"git rebase --interactive allows you to pretend you are better than you really are. This is a good thing."

a git-based django cms, with all manner of goodies, such as view permissions and such.

getting the rev numbers of you svn:external<-> git submodules right

more hot tips to working around svn:externals silliness.

synchronising to an svn:externals heavy svn repo with git. (hint: use ruby to write rake-based porcelains)

pure python re-implementation of the git store.

nice git workflows for the solo and team playa.

another of the cloud-storage aggregators - this one is jacob's, and has nice handling of everything you'd expect.

I am learning git by saturating my brain with alternate explanations of waht the hell it does. this fills an empty niche

multi user git repositories, simply put.

"Quick introduction to git internals for people who are not scared by words like 'Directed Acyclic Graph'."

plain language expositions of git stuff

repo is google python script for git allowing you to include external projects in your git project

nifty little hack to turn a django text field into a VCS-backed store

AAAAAAAARGH! I just spend 2 weeks writing my own implementation of this! and this one is better! anyway, summary is; it stores text fields in a source code repository.

including other codebases part 2 - the submodule method (still looks like an unfantastic workflow if you ask me. Subversion's chief virtue over DVCS is that for all the hackishness of the externals code, it works really well for 80% of my workflows, unlike anything else i've seen.)

including code from other repositories in your site, take 1: 'subtree' inclusion. think svn:externals

git workflow hacks

git workflow hacks

more in my 'pick of git HOWTOs'

probably the best and most lucid example of how to use git practically

now the question - will I commit my app to this repo or not? eh?

django frontend to a git wiki!

branching and merging for text

very neat git api

"taglines are for windows programmers"

kind of a hosted trac-workalike with deployment management baked in.

interesting lessons here.

light QT DVCS GUI, acronyms be blessed

multi os, multi vcs commit GUI

using git's quirky version of svn:externals

cute - git as a shelve() backend can handle (at least textual) data nicely.