Ok, let's bring something interesting to /prog/, version control. Some repository of scripts, on some version control system.
The cheapest way is to get a svn on google code (and publish user/pass), unless someone wants to host something else that integrates better with this public/anonymous system.
commit 8614cd9838480cadd51c9009802bb2d5f89e4d9f
Author: Simon Peyote Joints <simonpj@world4chan.org>;
Date: Wed Mar 19 22:09:41 2008 +0100
Add an implementation of the factorial algorithm in Haskell.
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Anonymous2008-03-19 17:45
I merged mob into master. Keep it up!
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Anonymous2008-03-19 17:52
>>46
It keeps incremental backups of the versions of your files. You can have the entire source code history of your project, stored in a very space-efficient manner because it only stores the differences, not whole files.
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Anonymous2008-03-19 18:05
Use darcs.
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Anonymous2008-03-19 18:19
Can anyone recommend a good introduction to git? I'm really interested in this whole distributed version control system thingy.
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Anonymous2008-03-19 18:19
>>52
Why? Because it's written in Haskell? Git is a great program, and the public Git repo is a great site.