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I know there are a lot of reasons to keep using Subversion, but I don't think there are many good reasons to start using Subversion. Git-e-up. * SVN is no simp
by andrewljohnson 15y ago
I know there are a lot of reasons to keep using Subversion, but I don't think there are many good reasons to start using Subversion. Git-e-up.
* SVN is no simpler than Git
* Working with a team is easier to branch and merge
* The tools and community around Git are vibrant
Go use TRAC and SVN, and then hit yourself in the face with a brick a few times, and see which you enjoy more.
- alttag 15y agoLikely because I used SVN for several years (and spent a good deal of time with the excellent free online book [1]), but I find subversion significantly easier than git. Checkout, commit. That's it. Maybe I'm in the minority. 1:http://svnbook.red-bean.com/ http://svnbook.red-bean.com/
- andrewljohnson 15y agoYou can use Git just like SVN. Just limit yourself to these 4 commands: * git clone * git pull origin master * git commit -a -m "ch ch ch ch changes" * git push origin master You really don't need to know any commands other than that, and if you find those too verbose, you can alias them. But then if you want the power of git branch and git merge, they are there for the using. I used to use SVN, and at some point I took the leap and converted to Git, and I am a happy camper. As we have more and more developers working on various branches and projects, the power of Git becomes clear.