Simeon Says

Every once in a while I get to go off the grid. Maybe its a hike in the woods to go camping. Maybe its just that my mother-in-laws house doesnt have broadband or wifi. But regardless of the reason sometimes I need to use svn when i am offline. Just because I cant hit my repository doesn’t mean I shouldn’t still be making meaningful commits periodically throughout my development.

Well Dr Nic » Going offline without your favorite Subversion repository? article outlines how we can use git to make that happen. It looks so easy even the faint of heart should be able to make it happen.

So go enjoy that sunshine and don’t be afraid to write some code in the park. Who knows, maybe a change in scenery will help bring out a creative solution to your projects latest roadblock.