workflow

Here's are examples of git workflows: https://github.com/bard/sameplace/wiki/typical-git-workflow http://www.nabble.com/Git-workflow-overview-td16340337.html http://osteele.com/archives/2008/05/my-git-workflow Let's say you wanted to take advantage of bug tracker integration with your version control system. Where/how would that fit into these workflows. What would you actually see in the tracker? I'm the author of BugTracker.NET which like many other bug trackers (Trac, Redmine, FogBugz) integrates with svn. We all do it more or less the same way. But with git, I have trouble imagining what

Much has been written here about developing a workflow in R for statistical projects. The most popular workflow seems to be Josh Reich's LCFD model . With a main.R containing code: source('load.R') source('clean.R') source('func.R') source('do.R') so that a single source('main.R') runs the entire project. Q: Is there a reason to prefer this workflow to one in which the line-by-line interpretive work done in load.R , clean.R , and do.R is replaced by functions which are called by main.R ? I can't find the link now, but I had read somewhere on SO that when programming in R one must get over

Can any one help me out how to do MDM Integration in Android from client and server prespective? I want to do an enterprise application which having lock and wipe functionality. I have no any clue of workflow of MDM in Android. Thanks. Pankaj Kumar Android Device Admin API will do both things what you want to do (lock/wipe device and even more). An example is given and also you can find this complete source code in your Android SDK directory. Now as client server perspective: You have to implement your task (lock and wipe) in your android application (in client, i.e. known as agent). Now your

I've got a 'git-svn' working tree. I'd like to clone a "pure" git repo off this, and then use git push/pull to move changes between the git-svn tree and the git tree, while also using 'git svn dcommit/rebase' to move changes between the git-svn tree and the SVN repo it's based on. This seems to work okay as far as moving things back and forth between the git trees using git methods, but as soon as I interact with the SVN repo in the git-svn tree, things get wonky -- either I get errors when pushing or pulling between the git trees, or I lose commits in the git-svn tree, or other oddness. Is

Is it better to write a new workflow engine or to use an existing BPM engine: jBPM 5, Activiti 5? My application is a web based application and performance is important. My doubt is whether using jBPM/Activiti will be a performance overhead compared to writing a simple workflow engine. If I go with self implementation, I will miss visualization of workflow. For performance it can be traded. dgmora This really depends on your requirements. First, see if you really need a workflow engine ( this or other sources). Unless you really need it, probably you should avoid it. If you really need what

My customer is looking for a Business Process Management (BPM) solution. What they need is simple document routing and an approval system. What are the drivers for implementing a BPM system? What is the threshold where a developer should suggest implementing a BPM solution vs. a workflow tool or custom development? When does jBPM fit? When does a state machine built into an app fit? What problems should exist that determine that you need to go with a solution similar to jBPM? I am looking for some real world examples of "we tried to build the solution ourselves, but ended up going with

Does anybody know a workflow engine (such as Spring WebFlow) for Javascript? We have a home-made framework that allows us to guide site navigation using JSON, but its quality is far from good. Edit based on given answers: the engine must run on the browser and reduce to minimum the number of requests to the server. eabait As suggested by katspaugh I'm posting the libraries I found as the answer. List of workflow libraries that I've found until now: XState - https://github.com/davidkpiano/xstate Workflow.js for Backbone.js https://github.com/kendagriff/workflow.js Sprout Workflow Engine https:/

I have my master branch and a develop branch for working on a few changes. I need to merge changes from master into develop , but will eventually merge everything from develop into master . I have two different workflows in mind: git pull origin master into develop branch git merge master into develop branch Which is the best way to do this, and why? Be careful with rebase. If you're sharing your develop branch with anybody, rebase can make a mess of things. Rebase is good only for your own local branches. Rule of thumb, if you've pushed the branch to origin, don't use rebase. Instead, use

I am using Alfresco Community 5.1.x. I want to create a custom workflow using kickstart in that one of the forms I have + button when + button add text fields dynamically. Is this possible? How? I hope you will get some idea from this control. On Share configration, <field id="myco:userDetails" set="userDetails" label="User Details" > <control template="/org/alfresco/components/form/controls/workflow/userdetails.ftl" /> </field> userdetails.ftl <style> .yui-dt{ border: 1px solid #ccc; font-weight: normal; } .yui-dt th { margin: 0; padding: 0; border: none; border-right: 1px solid #CBCBCB;