To use Bespin with Google Code (svn)

* create a bespin account at bespin.mozillalabs.com

* open the bespin command line and execute

you'll be asked for:

 - a project name

 - VCS Type: select 'Subversion'

 - Authentication: select 'only for writing'

 - keychain password: create a new password

 - Username: enter your google code svn username

 - Password: enter your google code svn password

* to commit the code to the local version control user execute 

(add your commit message at the prompt)

* to commit the change to execute

All done - to easy - now your coding in the cloud :)

when mozilla first launched bespin - a browser based text editor - i was interested but a number of required features were still lacking

now that bespin supports various version control systems ( Subversion, Mercurial, and more on the way ) its well on the way to becoming a very useful coding text editor

bespin can now checkout and commit changes to your SVN or Hg repo

was is this useful ?

- being able to work (edit, add, delete files ) with SVN via a browser is a killer feature - making bespin the perfect alternative text editor when you're not on your normal PC

- no need to setup svn, eclipse, vi etc.. on each PC you work on - just set it up in bespin and you can access it from anywhere !!

if you havent checked out bespin from mozilla labs i suggest you take a look

let me know your thoughts on bespin