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# [http://fisheye.ai-integration.biz FishEye] used with [http://jira.ai-integration.biz JIRA] against git.meansofproduction.biz .<blockquote> NB: git repo paths prior to | # [http://fisheye.ai-integration.biz FishEye] used with [http://jira.ai-integration.biz JIRA] against git.meansofproduction.biz .<blockquote> NB: git repo paths prior to 2018 were archived and the old unix accounts deleted. Msg me to have them restored with leading path "old" on current server.</blockquote> | ||
# [https://github.com/RenRenJuan <b>github</b>], [http://thoughtcrime.biz/git.html old vcs page] | # [https://github.com/RenRenJuan <b>github</b>], [http://thoughtcrime.biz/git.html old vcs page] | ||
<blockquote>Go there for current state. I'll fork a pkg at github for these reasons: | <blockquote>Go there for current state. I'll fork a pkg at github for these reasons: | ||
Revision as of 12:00, 25 February 2019
Code, etc venues, my stuff will always primarily be here, in JIRA, etc.
- FishEye used with JIRA against git.meansofproduction.biz .
NB: git repo paths prior to 2018 were archived and the old unix accounts deleted. Msg me to have them restored with leading path "old" on current server.
- github, old vcs page
Go there for current state. I'll fork a pkg at github for these reasons:
- I make changes for my or a clients purpose which are to be shared. This was done with FireBreath, but I deleted that because it (FireBreath) was based on now obsolete browser plugin stuff.
- If I have possible development intentions and want to make sure the code is there should I choose to act.
- Source Forge Whatever is there, I'm not maintaining it.
- StackOverflow Two accounts, one predating OpenID and stranded.
- LinkedIn mainly use this as the biz FB, so not so much, see also CII in the left nav for non-code related web presence.
- Gravatar, associates juan@acm.org with the hammer and lambda image, c. 4716.
See Also
- (older) Source Codes in "Web Portfolio".
- w3.n in left navigation.
