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Mercurial

Mercurial is a distributed open source source control (also known as "version control") system for tracking and handling file modifications. Mercurial can be used as the version control system for Python projects.

Mercurial is an implementation of the source control concept. Learn how these pieces fit together in the development environments chapter or view the table of contents for all topics.

Mercurial tutorials

Hg Init is a six-part in-depth tutorial that explores the basic concepts and syntax for using Mercurial.
The official Mercurial tutorial goes through the basics. It has great examples for syntax and expected output.
Mercurial: The Definitive Guide is a free online version of the O'Reilly book.
Monoroke is a Mercurial server written in Rust designed to be used for very large monorepos that have thousands of commits affecting millions of files per hour.

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Table of Contents

1. Introduction Learning Programming Core Language Why Use Python?Python 2 or 3?Enterprise Python Python Community Companies using Python Best Python Resources Best Python Videos Best Python Podcasts 2. Development Environments Text Editors & IDEs Vim Emacs Sublime Text PyCharm Jupyter Notebook Shells Bash shell Zsh PowerShell Terminal Multiplexers tmux Screen Pymux Environment configuration Application Dependencies Virtualenvs Environment variables Localhost tunnels Source Control Git Mercurial Apache Subversion Hosted Source Control GitHub BitBucket GitLab 3. Data Relational Databases PostgreSQL MySQL SQLite Object-relational Mappers SQLAlchemy Peewee Django ORM SQLObject Pony ORM NoSQL Data Stores Redis MongoDB Apache Cassandra Neo4j Data analysis pandas NumPy SciPy Bokeh d3.js Matplotlib Markdown 4. Web Development Web Frameworks Django Flask Bottle Pyramid Falcon Morepath Sanic Other Web Frameworks Template Engines Jinja2 Mako Django Templates Web Design HTML Cascading Style Sheets (CSS)Responsive Design Minification CSS Frameworks Bootstrap Foundation JavaScript Task Queues Celery Redis Queue (RQ)Dramatiq Static Site Generators Pelican Lektor MkDocs Testing Unit Testing Integration Testing Code Metrics Debugging WebSockets uvloop Web APIs Microservices Bots API Creation API Integration Twilio Security 5. Deployment Servers Static Content Virtual Private Servers Platform-as-a-Service Operating Systems Ubuntu Web Servers Apache HTTP Server Nginx Caddy WSGI Servers Green Unicorn (Gunicorn)Continuous Integration Jenkins Configuration Management Ansible Docker Serverless AWS Lambda Google Cloud Functions 6. DevOps Monitoring Rollbar Caching Logging Web Analytics Change Log What Full Stack Means About the Author Future Directions Page Statuses ...or view all topics.

Chapters

1. Introduction 2. Development Environments » Mercurial 3. Data 4. Web Development 5. Deployment 6. DevOps Change Log What Full Stack Means About the Author Future Directions Page Statuses ...or view the full table of contents.

Matt Makai 2012-2018