Status: Git on windows
Mon, 2009-09-14 14:43 | by Samuel Lampa
Since I'm originally a windows user and still using it sometimes, I'm keeping an eye on the status of git on windows.
Seems like there's more to do, but some things are happening: MSysGit Seems to be the currently best solution, while GitSharp looks promising. For MSysGit there's a guide on getting started with Git and GitHub on Windows.
Recent blog posts
- I created a Udemy course on my favourite linux commandline productivity techniques
- My top-languages-per-use-case list
- The smallest pipeable python script
- Vote for ProcessWire to be packaged as a BitNami image
- Calling Java from Python without the JVM startup latency: NailGun and JPype
- New Google+ communities: Bioclipse, Cheminformatics, Semantic MediaWiki
- Don't use Swedish keyboard with vim/screen/bash
- Easier debugging of Go programs on the command line with CGDB
- Profiling and creating call graphs for Go programs with "go tool pprof"
- Python-like generator functions in Go
