#svn (70 links)
- TraM - Trac dev.rectang.com
A wrapper to enable multi-project browsing of a Trac installation
Training courses to bring developers, architects, and administrators up to speed with Subversion™ in a swift and cost efficient way.
- La Chose - Subversion lachoseinteractive.net
An open source GUI for most features of the svn client binary.
- Buildix from ThoughtWorks :: project start-up in a box buildix.thoughtworks.com
"An Agile development platform on a disk, with best-of-breed Agile tools, pre-installed and configured on a KNOPPIX-based Linux distribution." Subversion, Trac, CruiseControl
- Coding Horror: Source Control: Anything But SourceSafe codinghorror.com
If you are serious about the practice of software development, you should avoid SourceSafe.
- Bugzilla/SVN/Wiki Integration - Segetech Open Source Rendezvous oss.segetech.com
"This document provides a detailed configuration guide to integrate incrementally several Open Source development tools creating a seamless development enviroment without unnecessary complexity or overhead. Bugzilla/SVN/MediaWiki are all linked to each ot
- Clickable Bliss — Introduction to Subversion Screencast clickablebliss.com
Targeted mainly at those who are new to version control, covering the conceptual ideas of version control, and then a walkthrough of examples from the desktop of OS X.
- Welcome to CruiseControl.NET - Confluence confluence.public.thoughtworks.org
CruiseControl.NET is an Automated Continuous Integration server, implemented using the Microsoft .NET Framework.
Free, simple hosted Trac and Subversion source control.
A subversion hosting company run by and for developers.
- Assembla home assembla.com
This is great. "Free team building, communication, trac, and subversion."
- RailsPlayground.com Ruby On Rails Hosting railsplayground.com
Cheap RoR hosting with built-in Subversion, Trac, and Bugzilla.
- scplugin.tigris.org scplugin.tigris.org
SCPlugin allows access to Subversion commands from the Finder
- Bounty Source - bsSvnBrowser - Home bssvnbrowser.bountysource.com
a Ruby on Rails Subversion Browser [making] heavy use of “AJAX” technology to give it that live application-like feel.
- SitePoint Blogs » Using SVN for Web Development sitepoint.com
CVS is quite dated and Subversion (SVN) introduced some handy features (atomic transactions, Apache piggybacking, more convenient branching/tagging, tons of other improvements), we chose to go with SVN. The big question was: how to use it correctly?