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Making the Switch to DVCS
Atlassians move from centralized to distributed

Sven Peters, Ambassador, Atlassian
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DVCS @ Unite

Issue Tracker

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DVCS @ Unite

Content Collaboration

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build it

check get
in Task

write
code

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What is version control?

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What is version control?

Collaboration History Copies /Branches

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Centralized Version Control

Subversion
server

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Centralized Version Control

Subversion

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“ Have you ever tried to merge a branch back into the
trunk with SVN? Need I say more.
”

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The Present (and future)

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Distributed Version Control

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Distributed Version Control

Git or Mercurial

Git or Mercurial Git or Mercurial
Git or Mercurial

Git or Mercurial Git or Mercurial

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“ Distributed Version Control is flexible and can fit any
workflow - you can even treat it like Subversion.
”
Steve Streeting
Inventor of SourceTree

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New idea?

1997
co-op

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New idea?

2001
arch

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New idea?

2003
monotone

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New idea?

2003
svk

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New idea?

2003
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New idea?

2005
bazaar

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New idea?

2005
mercurial

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New idea?

2005
git

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New idea?

2007
iPhone

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Why?

Development Workﬂow

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More Why’s?

Code without Limitations

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View Authors/Blame

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Speed is power
git rm
hg blame
hg clone
git show
git mv
hg revert
git log
hg move
hg pull -update git status
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Code without Limitations

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Branching & Merging

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Branching & Merging

$ svn merge

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Protips
• DVCS Knowledge
• Follow the Recipe
• CI is your friend

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DVCS Client

Git and Mercurial Mac Client

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FishEye - VCS to DVCS

• See commits in SVN & DVCS
• Browse source in any VCS
Subversion, Git, Hg, CVS, P4

Browse and Search source across any VCS

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Bring your History

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Tool Integration

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{ }

Replicate Team Process

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Continuous Integration
is your friend

• Vital part of dev cycle
• Run same builds against old
and new VCS
• Continuous Validation

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Make the Switch
• DVCS has great business and technical beneﬁts
• Atlassian is shaping the future of DVCS

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Learn More & Have a Play

http://blogs.atlassian.com/tag/
switch_dvcs/

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55. Branching & Merging $ svn merge Friday, April 20, 12

56. Don‘t be afraid Friday, April 20, 12

57. Protips • DVCS Knowledge • Follow the Recipe • CI is your friend Friday, April 20, 12

58. DVCS Knowledge Friday, April 20, 12

59. Make use of Guru Friday, April 20, 12

60. DVCS Client Git and Mercurial Mac Client Friday, April 20, 12

61. FishEye - VCS to DVCS • See commits in SVN & DVCS • Browse source in any VCS Subversion, Git, Hg, CVS, P4 Browse and Search source across any VCS Friday, April 20, 12

62. Follow the Recipe Friday, April 20, 12

63. Bring your History Friday, April 20, 12

64. Tool Integration Friday, April 20, 12 { }

65. Replicate Team Process Friday, April 20, 12

66. Incremental Steps Friday, April 20, 12

67. Continuous Integration is your friend • Vital part of dev cycle • Run same builds against old and new VCS • Continuous Validation Friday, April 20, 12

68. Make the Switch • DVCS has great business and technical beneﬁts • Atlassian is shaping the future of DVCS Friday, April 20, 12

69. Learn More & Have a Play http://blogs.atlassian.com/tag/ switch_dvcs/ Friday, April 20, 12

70. @svenpet svenpet.com Thank You Friday, April 20, 12

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