The Changelog: Software Development, Open Source

Richard Hipp returns (Interview)

Aug 19, 2021

01:26:08

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Lightstream

02:17

The Witch Doctor, How Many Spesin You Get?

02:11

Using Gidhub for Fossil Hub for Self Hoasting

03:32

Introduction

3min

The Change Log With Richard Hip

3min

Development Slow, a Slow Pace

3min

Soffware Support Contracts - How Do You Make a Lot of Money?

3min

Is Esculit Ready for Cloud Computing?

4min

Lightstream

2min

Is There a Column Store Option for Escuolite?

2min

Optimizing for Needing Support

3min

How to Deploy Apache Web Servers

3min

10.

I've Never Heard of Not Invented

2min

11.

I've Never Used It, but It's Been a Great Job!

2min

12.

How to Control Your Own Tools

5min

13.

Do You Have Any Tools Beyond Your OS and Like Bedrock?

3min

14.

What's the Story of the Editor?

2min

15.

Vergin Control System for Shared Hosts

5min

16.

Git Is a Great Dog Footing Opportunity for Developers

3min

17.

The Difference Between a Fossil and a Git Framework?

2min

18.

The Difference Between Git and Fossil

4min

19.

The Web in Her Face

3min

20.

The Difference Between Rebase and a Distributed Version Control System

3min

21.

The Witch Doctor, How Many Spesin You Get?

2min

22.

I've Had Those Moments Where I Like, Dang, I Don't Have That Feeling

2min

23.

Github, Gitlab, Scu

5min

24.

You're Not Going to Make Me Mad

5min

25.

Using Gidhub for Fossil Hub for Self Hoasting

4min

26.

Is There a Way to Federate Fossil Repositories?

3min

27.

Get Repository - Is That Really the Best Solution?

4min

28.

The Change Low - I Love Your Ideas

3min

This week, Richard Hipp returns to catch us up on all things SQLite, his single file webserver written in C called Althttpd, and Fossil – the source code manager he wrote and uses to manage SQLite development instead of Git.

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