By tag: SVN
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Day-to-day with Subversion
A good post that highlights some of the functionality of Subversion
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SVN Bridge 2.0 Released
Version 2.0 of SvnBridge has been released! This is a great tool for those of us who use TFS but love the SVN client TortoiseSVN.
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Subversion visually explained in 30 sec
A simple flash explantion of Subversion with 2 concurrent users. Includes conflict solving.
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How to Branch Properly
Good discussion of source code branching specifically with Subversion.
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VisualSVN Server 1.1 Released
Adds support for Windows Authentication, repository importing and more
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Guide to installing a secured Subversion server on Windows
Guide to installing a secured Subversion server on Windows
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Getting started with VisualSVN
VisualSVN is simply a front-end for the command line Subversion functions, just like TortoiseSVN. The difference between the two is that TortoiseSVN is a “add-in” for Windows and VisualSVN is an add-in for Visual Studio.
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Easy browsing of public subversion repositories.
Subversion Reports is an open source ASP.Net application capable of browsing and displaying stats for any URL-accessible subversion repository. It makes it easy to see at a glance who has been committing code to the repository as well as what was committed or changed. The project is under active dev...
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Using Subversion to access CodePlex projects
A guide to using Subversion and the SvnBridge to access CodePlex projects and Team Foundation Server
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VisualSVN Server
The guys that already made VisualSVN, a plugin that integrates into Visual Studio and provides a way to manage your source code changes into Subversion, just realized VisualSVN Server.
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Version Control and “the 80%”
Ben Collins-Sussman, one of the original designers and developers of Subversion, discusses the challenge to keep Subversion simple yet practical.
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Using Subversion repository as Web Share or Network Share
This is a how to guide to setting subversion repository to be used as web share or a network share, without actually needing a client for same, you can modify your files and it gets automatically committed in the repository when save is triggered manually or automatically with a generic log message...
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What Subversion 1.5 has in store for you?
It’s been long time and we keep hearing a lot about Subversion 1.5. I am a bit curious and tempted to see what actually it has to offer us.
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Subversion via IIS
I have been working a few days on a solution to give access to an SVN repostory through IIS. I came up with a proxy handler between a working Apache environment and IIS. It works on http and https.
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Ten Reasons why you should use Subversion
This article gives you an excellent reasoning why you should use subversion over cvs and narrates strong point of subversion.