Rob Gaddi wrote:
> On Mon, 26 Oct 2009 16:40:09 -0500
> Tim Wescott <> wrote:
>
>> A project I'm working on just shoved me over the threshold from RCS
>> to SVN -- I just have to track multiple branches on this one.
>>
>> But I'm not a version control maven, I'm a @#$% algorithm guy!
>>
>> Any good SVN "How To's" out there? If O'Reilly has a book I'll
>> probably buy it, but a good web-based one that's on the dips**t level
>> (if you want to do "A" then type "B") would be nice in the mean time.
>>
You're best choice here is <http://svnbook.red-bean.com/>. It's the
full subversion manual, written by the people that wrote subversion.
You can buy the book (easy to read in an armchair in front of the fire,
and supporting the project financially), and you can read the latest
version for free online.
The main website <http://subversion.tigris.org/> has a faq, and lots of
useful links.
>
> If you're running Windows, grab yourself a copy of TortoiseSVN. The
> documentation's pretty good, and more importantly, as software it's got
> a very high "it just works" factor.
>
Definitely recommended.
> On an unrelated note, the same author's StExBar is one of the things
> that makes life under Windows livable.
>
That looks like a nice utility. Normally I avoid such "toolbar" type
gadgets, especially anything that plugs into explorer (since a mistake
can really screw up windows). But in this case, I know the author knows
what he is doing after using Tortoise for ages.
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