A Time Machine command line client, in the vein of CVS.

A Subversion to changelog script, a handy analog of cvs2cl.

A full-text extension for SQLite, found while reading Google’s use of SQLite in Google Gears.

W3C’s HTML5 differences from HTML4.

Linus Torvalds talks about Git at Google Video:

“If you like CVS you should be in some mental institution …”

How do I manage several different projects under Subversion?. This confused me at first as cvs doesn’t allow checkouts from the repository root. Also check out the answer to How can I do an in-place ‘import’?

HOWTO write changelog entries.

So, when will KHTML merge all the WebCore changes?
Do you have any idea how hard it is to be merging between two totally different trees when one of them doesn’t have any history? That’s the situation KDE is in. We created the khtml-cvs list for Apple, they got CVS accounts for KDE CVS. What did we get? We get periodical code bombs in the form of them releasing WebCore. Many of us wanted to even sign NDA’s with Apple to at least get access to the history of their internal vcs and be able to be merging the changes incrementally, the way they can right now. Nothing came out of it. They do the very, very minimum required by LGPL.