Assembla Is the Very first Cloud-Hosted Repository Provider to Provide Server-Side Hooks for Subversion and Git

Needham, MA (PRWEB) July 01, 2013

Assembla announced the release of a new function that makes it possible for for unprecedented handle over repositories and source code management. Assemblas new server-side hook library provides developers and program administrators capabilities never ever prior to offered in a cloud-hosted service.

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“We are very excited about bringing self-hosted repository capabilities to the cloud. With server-side hooks, the possibilities for managing repositories are actually limitless,” said Michael Chletsos, CTO, Assembla.

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“Till now, server-side hooks have only been accessible for those who maintain their own repositories, which calls for hardware, infrastructure, and administration,” stated Adam Feber, Assemblas Director of Product Marketing.

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Server-side hooks are scripts that run each ahead of and following content is pushed to the server. For example, if the “min length” server-side hook is installed, a user can set a minimum essential length for the commit message. If code is committed without a commit message of a certain minimum length, the code is rejected and not committed. This guarantees commit messages are correctly formatted. The advantages of server-side hooks extend to any tasks requiring automation that relies on external web hooks, which includes checking code for syntax. In short, it makes it straightforward to manage multiple contributions from a distributed team to a single repository and prevents commits that do not comply with coding standards.

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“In addition to delivering a library of server-side hooks, Assembla permits customers to contribute their own hooks. If a hook is authorized, we will make them available for everybody to use,” stated Michael Chletsos. To kick off community involvement, Assembla is operating a contest exactly where users can submit their own hooks and win prizes for undertaking so. Find out a lot more about the server-side hooks contest.

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Server-side hooks are presently obtainable in Assemblas Subversion and Git code repositories. For far more info about adding hooks as effectively as a description of certain functions, check out Assemblas weblog announcement for server-side hooks.

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Assembla gives collaborative process and code management tools and services to accelerate cloud-based Agile development. Its mission is to create software program quicker with much less stress. More than 800,000 people in much more than 100 nations trust Assembla with their improvement projects. For more details, check out http://www.assembla.com.

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Thousands View John Marshall Law School Faculty Scholarly Works Employing New On-line Repository

(PRWEB) June 26, 2013

The outstanding scholarship of faculty at The John Marshall Law School in Chicago has been downloaded far more than 3,000 occasions given that it was made accessible via the new John Marshall institutional repository, hosted on the Digital Commons platform.

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Under the direction of Ramsey Donnell and Raizel Liebler, librarians in John Marshalls Louis L. Biro Law Library, the repository went on the internet in April 2013. Components can be accessed at http://repository.jmls.edu/

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More than 350 John Marshall faculty articles published in law journals across the country are offered in PDF type through the institutional repository hosted by bepress (Berkeley Electronic Press). Even though most articles are obtainable for full-text download, other people have citation information for easier access.

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Nowadays, Social Science Research Network (SSRN) is an quick way to search for faculty scholarship, but Donnell said the repository will give John Marshall faculty pieces a longer life since the functions can be more readily found employing Net searches.

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Digital Commons delivers to a different audience, even though it will perform in tandem with SSRN, which is very best at disseminating current scholarship within a discipline. Digital Commons provides works to an interdisciplinary audience, and gives researchers the opportunity to find older scholarship utilizing internet searches, Donnell mentioned.

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Donnell and Liebler worked with administrators and faculty to bring the repository to fruition. Faculty articles had been identified and downloaded pursuant to an arrangement with a industrial scholarship aggregator, and acceptable permissions were secured from the publishers to upload the content material to the repository.

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The Digital Commons project is getting expanded over the summer time months to incorporate landing pages for John Marshalls journals and access to their archival concerns. The John Marshall Law Assessment and the Journal of Info Technologies and Privacy Law (formerly the Journal of Computer and Details Law), will supply on the web access with the Fall 2013 problems. The John Marshall Evaluation of Intellectual Property Law has often been an on the web publication, and its archives as well will be uploaded to the repository. The John Marshall journals will preserve their independent websites.

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Collectively with those projects, Donnell and Liebler are functioning with faculty to expand the attain of faculty law evaluation articles.

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The Best ten most downloaded articles demonstrate the breadth of John Marshall faculty scholarship:

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