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• Distributed version control
  '''Distributed version control''' systems such as Git and Mercurial have emerged in the last few years as A version control system is considered a distributed version control system if each client using the system has a full copy of source code's his
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• Distributed version control/Definition
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• Distributed version control/Related Articles
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• GitHub/Definition
  A software repository providing [[distributed version control]] by way of [[Git]].
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• Mercurial (software)/Definition
  Open source [[distributed version control]] system for [[software development]] written in [[Python]].
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• Mercurial (software)/Related Articles
  {{r|Distributed version control}}
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• Distributed version control
  '''Distributed version control''' systems such as Git and Mercurial have emerged in the last few years as A version control system is considered a distributed version control system if each client using the system has a full copy of source code's his
  17 KB (2,685 words) - 20:56, 22 September 2010
• Haskell programming language
  ...use to access and manipulate databases and XML as it is to write (darcs) a distributed version control system, (Xmonad) a window manager or (snap) a web framework. These tasks ar
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