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fyneworks / star-rating

jQuery Star Rating Plugin
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Moving to GitHub? #1

Closed nurikabe closed 11 years ago

nurikabe commented 11 years ago

I was about to switch libraries when I noticed you may be setting up a repo here. A big +1 if this is the case. GitHub makes it easy for us to keep things up-to-date via Composer.

digggggggggg commented 11 years ago

That is indeed the plan. And I want to do is as soon as possible. The problem is that I alone am responsible for maintaining the projects and I am very very very knew to github and I'm finding it a little daunting.

If you can recommend any resources to help me make the transition from Subversion to Github, please send them my way! :-)

nurikabe commented 11 years ago

I found this tutorial quite useful a few years back: https://git.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/GitSvnCrashCourse

Likewise, some folks I work with mentioned that this was a good starting point: http://gitimmersion.com/

Good luck with the switch. Git can be tough to grok at first, but I think you'll find it worthwhile.

digggggggggg commented 11 years ago

Thank you so much for those. I'll let you know as soon as I have the new repositories set up on github. (better days ahead!)

angelxmoreno commented 11 years ago

+1 for GitHub as well. I'm making a plugin for my favorite Farmework and being able to pull this repo as a submodule makes it much easier!

digggggggggg commented 11 years ago

I've already set up 3 of the plugins on github and will support google code and git in parallel until the end of the year (before I move it all to github permanently): https://github.com/Fyneworks-jQuery

nurikabe commented 11 years ago

@digigidy Thanks for doing this. Now happily using the new GitHub version.

Also FYI, I've implemented a Symfony2 bundle that wraps up Star Rating for using in Symfony forms and templates: https://github.com/cc-consulting/StarRatingBundle