Mac OSX’s Finder by default does not show hidden files and folders and in the OSX menu ther is no option to enable this feature. I have just published a new tutorial which shows how to enable the visualization of hidden files and folders in Mac OSX’s Finder.
I have just edited my personal website updating the list of the scientific papers published during this year (until now).
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I have updated my photo gallery adding a new photo album about flowers, vegetation, bugs and nature in general. Other than this, I have also published a new and interesting photo into the “Skys and Sunsets” album (I suggest to see this photo on a black background). You can see my personal photo gallery following this link. |
I have just published a new tutorial, based on my personal experiences, about how to convert an already existing Subversion (SVN) repository to a new Git repository.
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In these days I worked on a project checked-out from a Subversion repository. Due to particular working necessities, I had the need to completely “clean” this project deleting the SVN metadata and so, deleting all “.svn” folders located in the main project folder. Unfortunately, the project on which I worked on was very big and it had a complex directories structure, consequently, manually deleting all “.svn” folders from each directory and sub-directory of the main project folder was a very tedious thing. To solve this problem, I opened the Terminal in my cool Mac and I executed a simple script. Since this script could be useful to other persons, I decided to write a very small guide which describes how to do delete “.svn” hidden folders from a project directory.
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New and interesting initiative from the Stanford University. Today, the first of a set of video lessons about iPhone programmin has been released on iTunes/iTunes U. The lesson is free and it can be downloaded from this link. The lesson is also available as PDF file. Other new lessons will be released during the next weeks. |
Sometime we need to migrate one or more Subversion (SVN) repositories from a machine to another. This is an easy operation which not require specific technical skills. However, in these days, a friend of mine asked me to support him during the migration of his SVN repository from an old machine to his new server. For this reason, I decided to write a short guide which shows how to migrate an SVN repository.
Read the full guide…
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