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		<title>Version Control on Under the Anvil</title>
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				<title>Your Home Directory is your Workshop</title>
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				<description>While you are wondering which area of your computer you have to bakup first, this article demonstrates the importance of your $HOME directory. In fact, you have to treat it as your workshop.</description>
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				<title>Putting Your Dotfiles Under Version Control in 15 Minutes</title>
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				<description>This week&amp;rsquo;s nugget is on version controlling your application configuration files</description>
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				<title>Why Every Textsmith Should Learn Git</title>
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				<description>Any work that you value has to be placed under version control, not only as part of history but preservation. This article shows why textsmiths should use git.</description>
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