William Oliver
8.1/10
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Product is rated as #177 in category Programming
This course is for people who want to learn Apache Subversion SVN and how to setup a complete development environment.
Learn Subversion 1.9x on a Windows, Mac, or Linux machine.
Covers the new features introduced in 1.8.x and 1.9.x versions.
One course that covers Windows, Mac, and Linux.
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Specification: Comprehensive Subversion
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| Price | $13.99 |
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| Duration | 14.5 hours |
| Year | 2018 |
| Level | Beginner |
| Language | English |
| Certificate | Yes |
| Quizzes | Yes |
Jim Sproul –
Painful, repetitive presentation. How many times to you need to say you are doing something as admin?
Diego Frattini –
Detailed course. It says everything you want to know and even more.
Robert Hopek –
First slide had a typo which sent a poor tone for the rest of the course. It’s been a bit slow moving. Also, instructor should have used ‘cp p’ to preserve timestamp on file rather than move and then copy back. I’m also wondering why the specific choice of WANDisco build of SVN rather than builds readily available in most OS package managers?
Susan Young –
Explains what he is doing & why to ensure comprehension
Oscar Orellana –
Not sure how the rest of the course will go
Danielle Wong –
Set up in the course isngesred towards wandisco, mod dav, and httpd. Reality at work is svnserve. I am hoping the information is translatable
Ajay Jamnadas –
Great course! It covers all OS environements.
Caren Hill –
I don’t want to learn the command line steps from installation to whatever. I think I chose the wrong class. I’m learning in order to perform my job better. I will never have a need to install it.
Kurt Orkun –
really a waste of your money. first of all very annoying intro on every video. articulation isn’t good either, it’s only red hat related nothing about debian distro, a lot of mistakes are made which are not educative at all but annoying and time consuming, the instructor is doing things experimentally instead of good practice and conventions that’s what he should do on it’s own time not in front of people who are paying him! There are almost zero practical cases like recovering, migrating older repositories or you loose a repository how do you recover or rebuild a repository from working copies etc… udemy should return our money and ban such instructors…
Dennis Wicks –
Somewhat outdated and a few typos.