Quick guide to Subversion for impatients. Get started quickly without going through much theory.

Ben Collins-Sussman, one of the original designers and developers of Subversion, discusses the challenge to keep Subversion simple yet practical.

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...

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.

There has been a lot of fuss about which is the better version control system among the likes of CVS, Subversion, Git, SVK, Perforce, Accurev, the list goes on and on. But I am going to limit myself to Git and Subversion which are frequently being compared in the arena of SCM.

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.

A good, "highly visual" overview of Version Control, (a.k.a. Source Control). It also references Subversion command line examples, but the overview applies to most version control systems.

How to successfully install subversion on Windows.

If you are using Subversion source control, you will be familiar with the .svn folders that SVN adds to any folder under the source control, these folders are used to keep track of the current state of the folder, but sometimes, I want to copy my code and get rid of these folders, and instead of doi...

A step by step guide to installing and configuring SharpForge with Subversion. Including creating the IIS website, creating the database, installing the svnserve Subversion server and configuring the IIS host header.

In this video "how to" you'll see the steps required to install and configure Subversion to control your source code revisions and check code in and out using TortoiseSVN.

Best practices regarding backups

If Mr. "Zero Friction" himself (Ayende) is recommending a tool it must be good. And boy is it! Visual SVN extends Visual Studio with the same interface as TortoiseSVN - making it nearly transparent for anyone already using TortoiseSVN.

The CodePlex team at Microsoft is set to unleash a Subversion to TFS Bridge. Essentially, it's Subversion on the outside, creamy TFS filling on the inside. If it works, it's quite an interesting technical accomplishment.