So I’ve finally decided to make the switch to a distributed source control system. The benefits are well-documented, and I’ve grown weary of Subversion. After some research, I decided Mercurial would be best for me. Since I have OCD, and I wanted to push via HTTP to my remote repository, I did some homework and figured out how to get everything running on my VPS. If you’d like to see how I did it, read on.
geek#techno-babble for the masses
About Me
Hi! My name is Scott. Welcome to my place on the web. I currently work in St. Louis, Missouri as a Java EE developer. I also do a lot of work with ASP.NET and Node.js in my spare time.
When I'm not busy working (which is rare), I like to hack away on personal projects. Right now I'm focused on a handy little library I wrote for the .NET library called ActionMailer.Net.
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