Subversion
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Version Control is not only a very useful way of tracking project or website development, it's also a safe and convenient way of sharing code to a team.
Even with many jumping on the bandwagon, subversion remains the de-facto version control system.
These subversion tutorials take you from the basics of installing and setting up repositories to serving them with different permission levels. We also show different methods of browsing svn repositories.
Subversion:
Introduction to Subversion: Version Control is an incredibly useful tool for any level of developer. This article introduces Subversion.
Multiple Projects and Subversion: At some point you are going to have more than one project. What happens then?
Multiple Repositories and Subversion: Separating projects into different repositories can be more beneficial than putting them all into one repository.
Browsing Subversion Repositories: Browsing subversion repositories is not just for Apache users. Any server can play along as well.
Subversion, Rails and Litespeed Primer: Committing changes without preparation can lead to large files such as unwanted logs. Let's ignore them instead!
svnserve:
Introduction to svnserve: svnserve is Subversion's own server. Use it to remotely check out and commit your application.
Using SSH with svnserve: Use the secure SSH protocol with svnserve to ensure an encrypted connection to your repositories.
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