I've used SVN lately. You can't beat the price, it's multi-platform,
the tortoiseSVN Explorer extension, the SubClipse Eclipse plug-in,
command line too; and everyone else seems to know it.
I basically set up a SVN server (VisualSVN in the case of Windows, or
some SAAS provider) and create a code repository. Then everyone else
(developers, QA, and even staging and production servers) all become SVN
clients. Each client can update their own code base to a (old or) new
numbered version with a click.
Git is gaining share, but I dunno nufin about it. I guess I'm not always
an early adopter of the next thing...
Al
On 4/13/2011 9:55 AM, Rob wrote:
Aloha All,
I am looking to implement a version control system with a new client,
and wanted to see what others were happy with.
(snip)
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