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You do know that there are many multiple SVN books out there in addition to the red book?

• ams6110 12y ago
  But you don't really need them. The red book tells you pretty much all there is to know (I say that based on memory from years ago, the last time I used SVN. I liked SVN. It was easy to use, easy to understand, and did everything we needed for our project (a half a dozen developers all working in one office). It was such a breath of fresh air coming from our previous VCS (Visual SourceSafe).
  • jimktrains2 12y ago
    And you don't really _need_ a git book either. There is a lot of nice information on the git site and the man pages (even considering the man pages notoriety in not being consistent in terminology).
    • pwang 12y ago
      Which is why the nvie.com "git flow" (that everyone points to as the ideal branching model for git) is not actually on the git site? And as for git man pages... I have been hacking on Linux and complex codebases for 20+ years at this point but have never been so befuddled as I have been by the git man pages.