Yes - a cookbook of sorts. The thing I would stress in this case is
that it truly be a 'best practices' type of guide from those who really
know what Subversion was meant to do. An intelligent person (_BIG_
assumption here) could take those variations and apply them. My concern
would be that you end up with input from 1000 others, many of whom deem
a 'best practice' something that is really only 'best' in their
particular scenario.
The forums are a great tool to glean a little information about how
everyone else is using the system, but for an introductory tool, I think
a compiled list of "How-To's" based on 3 or 4 different use scenarios
would be great.
Regards,
Frank
Ben Collins-Sussman wrote:
>
> On Jun 3, 2005, at 7:38 AM, Frank Gruman wrote:
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>>
>> So - to end my large essay, I think that a helpful document addition
>> could be a series of examples in different scenarios (pick two or
>> three scenarios, and build on them chapter by chapter).
>
>
> Ah, interesting! Sort of a companion "cookbook" with best practices,
> eh?
>
> There are now several SVN books out there now, and I suspect at least
> one of them is more cookbook-like, rather than more reference-like.
> (Like Garrett Rooney's book.)
>
>
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