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      11 months ago by Owen

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Code4Lib 2008 lightning talk - Git and distributed cataloging

Started by nengard · 10 months ago

Last Wednesday I gave a lightning talk at Code4LibCon on some musings about Git qua distributed version control system and ideas for distributed cataloging. Check out my slides.
Slides from the other lightning talks are being posted here. Be sure to check out Andy Mullen’s presentation ... Continue reading »

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