In computing, Subversion (SVN) is a version control system initiated in 2000 by CollabNet Inc. It is used to maintain current and historical versions of files such as source code, web pages, and docum... More
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[edit]LICENSE : apache software license
OPERATING SYSTEM : os independent
PROGRAMMING LANGUAGE : C
USER INTERFACE : console
LATEST VERSION : 1.5.1
TITLE SYNONYMS : Subversion
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SourceForge Commits to Git, Bazaar and Mercurial Support
The sites and services existing under the SourceForge umbrella have experienced some significant changes in the past several months. In the first three months of 2009, we've seen management changes and the re-direction of some SourceForge properties. SourceForge is ushering in another change -- free hosting for the Git, Bazaar, and Mercurial source code management systems. These services are now available to every open source project registered with SourceForge.net.
The new source code management (SCM) systems supplement SourceForge's Subversion and CVS support.
Don't Count Subversion Out Yet
As we've written before, the use of the Subversion source code management system is slowly declining in the open source community, as new alternative git gains ever more attention. But that doesn't mean the Subversion folks have given up - far from it. In fact, they recently released version 1.5, chock-full of new features on both client and server.
(Mostly) Free Resources for the Web Worker Who Works on the Web
Everyone, especially computer people, love lists of resources. I do as well, and I decided it's time to share many of the resources that have helped me in my career.
Does Subversion have plugins for eclipse3.4?
does Subversion have plugins for eclipse3.4?
Good subversion client for mac?
What is a good subversion client for the mac? Something that plugs in to Finder or something. I have read about TortoiseSVN on the PC. What are good mac equivalents?
Bzr vs CVS vs Subversion
Hi - I am looking for a source control system to use for our outsourced development team. We are currently using Microsoft Visual Source Safe and I have been looking at SVN and Bzr. How do they stack up? Any experience? What are the differences?
