Hi folks,
I've been working on a book, Pragmatic Version Control with Subversion,
to be published by the Pragmatic Bookshelf early in the new year. I know
there's the official book and Garrett's recent book Practical
Subversion, to which this new book is a competitor, but I think having
more books is a really good thing for the Subversion community.
As part of the book writing process we're looking for reviewers to help
by reading over a draft of the book and providing feedback. Whilst we're
sorted for reviewers who are new to Subversion, we'd really like to get
a couple of super-technical Subversion experts to check technical
accurracy and completeness.
This book is aimed at people who are new to version control in general,
as well as those who may have some experience but would like to know
more about Subversion. It presents simple recipes for day-to-day tasks,
using Subversion to get the job done. The book is kind of like a second
edition of Andy and Dave's original "Pragmatic Version Control with
CVS", updated and expanded to cover Subversion.
If you're interested, please drop me a private email and I'll let you
know more details.
Thanks in advance,
Mike Mason.
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