I have only been coding for a little over a year now. Versions is my first experience with version control (LOVE THE INTERFACE). I read somewhere that svn works best with text files but can be used for any type of file. What is the best practice for managing Cocoa projects? Should I upload the entire file; including .plist, .h, .xcodeproj etc...? I ask this because when I made a change and compared the diff's the results were a bit overwhelming.
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