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I'll come right out and admit that I still use Subversion. And like it. That seems like a crime to most people because I'm a Rails coder, but the truth is that

I'll come right out and admit that I still use Subversion. And like it. That seems like a crime to most people because I'm a Rails coder, but the truth is that I haven't had any need of anything else yet. I'm generally the only person working on my projects which means that Subversion meets all my needs. I'm sure that there are benefits to converting, but every time I start the process I get turned off by having to learn a whole new way of doing things... For now: I'm sticking with Subversion.

thibaut_barrere 17y ago
I'll second that - for 2 customers, we're just back to SVN, actually (despite I'm using Git for my own projects, because I like to commit offline, mostly). The learning curve of Git is way too steep for non-technical participants in particular, at least in my experience, whereas they seem to handle SVN without much difficulties.