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  1. Thanks 448191 for your contribution! What I meant with the 2nd "How to" was really the hands on workflow, like: 1. A developer gets assigned a specific todo for a project. 2. He opens the project in his coding program (being Zend Studio or Komodo). 3. ?? He starts working in a "branch" or version of the project and makes his code changes / additions ? 4. ?? He tests the code how / where ?? 5. ?? Afer testing he commits the code ?? 6. ?? A lead developer checks the committed code and publishes this somehow to the live webserver ?? As you can see from step 3 on it's not very clear to me as to what should be a simple yet convenient workflow. Could you elaborate some situations on these steps?
  2. Can anybody describe this process / workflow in in layman’s terms? To explain: we currently just have .php files on a local server that has filesharing enabled... we develop there and just make sure we don't edit the same file at the same time... then we test locally, and we upload via ftp... How would this process change when we implement, let's say subversion? - Do we still have our files stored on the local server with filesharing enabled? - If so, where are the new versions stored? From where do we upload? - Do we even upload via ftp or will this be replaced by some neat subversion option? I'm quite surprised to say that I haven't found any proper (being: simple) tutorials about how to start using subversion from the PHP developers perspective. I'm sure more ppl have found the transition from 1 on 1 development, to version control development somewhat hard to grasp Any feedback on this would be greatly appreciated!
  3. Hi there, I have some questions regarding (team)workflow for PHP developers. As we currently code in a team consisting of 2 developers, but on short notice we'll be expanding to 4 or 5 developers, any experiences that you guys have had in similar team sizes would be greatly appreciated! My main concerns: - How to work with multiple developers on 1 project - How to implement a succesful workflow (using subversion) - How to setup and maintain a single programming style and structure used by all the developers Also, any suggestions for books to point in the right directions (being how to start using UML, subversion etc) would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance for your comments / suggestions!
  4. Thanks, can you describe your workflow when developping a PHP & MySQL project with subversion? And does it also cover changes in database structure, in such way that you can create an "update.php" file for example to convert to a new version on your live server?
  5. Hi there, I'm curious as to what kind of setup you guys use or have used to develop using version control, with a standard PHP & MySQL environment on a Windows and / or Linux server. Also, what do you consider to be a good workflow to use, for a small company with say lass than 5 developers working on let's say 20 different PHP & MySQL projects. Currently we're using no version control at all, we develop on a local windows server, and we simply upload via FTP when it's done Any comments, suggestions, do's, dont's and experiences would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
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