if you have issues(like When did you upload it ||  it not redirecting anymore || it worked yesterday|| not sure what i did wrong )

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Then this post would serve as a relieve for you

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you can switch your job

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This post would help you get started with subversion Source code management. for more information about subversion check http://subversion.tigris.org/

You would need to download subversion server http://subversion.apache.org/packages.html. Then you can connect to the server using you favorite IDE (Netbeans,Eclipse,Virtual Studio ).

In this post i would take you through how to install subversion on your windows 7 O/S using Netbeans 6.8

Subversion support various protocol (File, HTTP,HTTPS,SSH,SVN), but i would be install subversion as a window service using svnserve.exe.

1 install the subversion server ( set the subversion port number to 3790 )

## this explains how to create a subversion repository

## make sure the subversion server path as been added to your windows path so that you can call subversion from anywhere in your cmd
## start->right click on computer->properties->Advanced System Setup->Environment Variables->path->edit->add C:\Program Files\CollabNet\Subversion Server to the path variables assuming you installed the subversion server in this path

## this create a sub version repository in the following

## it create 4 folders (hooks,conf,look,db) in your repository

2 svnadmin create “c:\Subversion\svn”

## edit conf files so that you can authtenticate users that can access your subversion system
3 open the folder where you created  the repository “c:\Subversion\svn\conf”
   open the file svnserve.conf
   uncomment the following lines
   anon-access = read
   auth-access = write
   password-db = passwd

## add a user lanre with password lanre 

 ## add username and password

##format username= password

4 open the file passwd in the folder “c:\Subversion\svn\conf”
   lanre= lanre
## create a window service
##called svnserver
## with exe path C:\Program Files\CollabNet\Subversion Server\svnserve.exe
## with root folder c:\Subversion
## that listen at port 3790 (the port that you specified when installing subversion on the server)
## host server address localhost
## with display name Subversion Repository
## and depend on tcpip protocol
## service start auto
5  sc create svnserver binPath= “\”C:\Program Files\CollabNet\Subversion Server\svnserve.exe\” –service –root c:\Subversion\svn –listen-port=3790 –listen-host=localhost” DisplayName= “Subversion Repository” depend= Tcpip start= auto

6 open you subversion client  (make sure the subversion server is up -> start the service “Subversion Repository” from your windows services  )

## open you netbeans IDE ->team->subversion ->download the subversion plugin

4 connect to the repository using svn://localhost/snv
   Enter the username and password to the server.

then checkout your project .

Hurray photos have been added to yarnpad. now you can upload your photos to yarnpad and share with your friends.

Some smart folks out there on the that series of tubes we call the Internet have been putting together interesting projects like this portal without any help from us so we thought it was high time to release an API.

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The Yarnpad API exposes some of our internal workings using JSON and XML. Note to developers: All of the methods (except for the public timeline) require user authentication via Basic Auth. The username is the email address you have stored on Yarnpad, the password, your password.

Today we’re launching new features at Yarnpad. Most noticeable is a visual redesign of the web site. Other new features and conveniences include the following.

Easier Invitations – We made it so you can invite friends from the web. To invite lots of friends at once click on “add friends” or “Invite!” at Yarnpad.com and enter some email addresses.

Today’s news about a kid in Michigan who smashed into a police car because he was texting while driving is a sobering reminder: Don’t text and drive. Yarn responsibly.