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GUI clients for SVN. There are plenty for git, but when I started working at an SVN company I had no luck finding a free one. Ended up paying for SmartSVN, whic
by _bxg1 7y ago
GUI clients for SVN. There are plenty for git, but when I started working at an SVN company I had no luck finding a free one. Ended up paying for SmartSVN, which is okay but still not as good as even some of the OSS git clients.
- rollcat 7y agoFind out if a git-svn bridge would help you. Back in the days, if you're an Emacs guy - I've found magit-svn to be excellent.
- chadcmulligan 7y agoHave you tried TortoiseSVN? A lot of IDE's have an SVN interface - Appcode, IntelliJ, Xcode, Delphi etc
- krilly 7y agoI'm not sure how similar it is, but TortoiseHg is the best version control GUI I've used