Open Source Development
This is almost a dumping ground for the main, still in development, or “live” projects that I’ve built with Open Source licensing. Obviously not including the ones that are in posts on the site.
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Dreamweaver Extensions
- TurtleWeaver - http://chrismckee.co.uk/turtleweaver/
- SVNWeaver Dreamweaver Extension (Available in English, French, German and Chinese!)
- GITWeaver Dreamweaver Extension (Available in English)
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jQuery Plugins
- fuFade JQuery Slideshow plugin – http://github.com/ChrisMcKee/fuFade — fuFade Demo
- fuGMaps JQuery Google Maps Plugin – fuGMAPS
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RedMine Tortoise SVN / GIT / Mercurial Plugin -
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CM-Red Redmine Theme -
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Labs
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CSharp
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Magento
SVNWeaver - In CS3 there is No inherent SVN functionality, so either you've installed a previous extension, or someone elses extension that uses a menu interface 'SVN' or the extension manager is giving you a daft message. Eitherway 'extensions' are installed into your USER appdata cache so it would never cause you any harm to simply add the extension and check out the functionality. I've used this extension since CS came out, so its been tested (through heavy usage) in CS/CS2/CS3/CS4 and now CS5. CS5 contains 'native svn' which does kind of work, you get the full explorer style icons, you can commit/update etc; the only downside is that rather than utilize accessing SVN via the COM interface like most developers adobe have tried to integrate it... in the end you have something that will work with small sites but the moment you try committing, say a wordpress site, the whole thing locks up... so I still use my extension in CS5 as does the company I work for. Let me know how you get on with it any any problems. Thanks Chris