On Oct 18, 2011, at 12:00 PM, Boris Pek wrote: >> I don't want to learn GIT right now. Is there someplace I could stay with >> svn? > >Maybe it was the sign to learn something new? =) > >Git and Mercurial are really great DVCS. They are very suitable for small >projects with small developers group. > >Subversion is more suitable for extremely big projects with strict hierarchy. >Or for repos with a lot of binary files. > >Bazaar is something terrible designed. But some people use it... Of course, I'll disagree about Bazaar there. I think it's actually the most user friendly of the bunch, and totally up to the task of hosting your projects. I use it for almost all of mine. I also think that it has workflows and command lines that will feel fairly natural and similar to you as a Subversion user. Don't dismiss it out of hand. (It also has a bzr-svn plugin for bridging between the two vcs's.) I am most definitely *not* interested in getting into a flame war about version control systems. If you don't like Bazaar, fine, YMMV. If you have technical questions, I'm happy to answer them as best I can, or point you to other forums that can help you. Cheers, -Barry
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