SVN, Git, CVS, Mercurial and more

[personalmgt]

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Anybody here who's using any of these revision control systems? It looks like this subforum don't have any mention of these stuff so I created this thread.

I'm currently using Git, with GitHub as my host. How about you?

[kamahak]

Git. Github. Only way to go.

Apan lng kay Windows ako pag gamit sa git. Kiwaw kaayo. Kapuyan nko mag cge2x dual boot. Di pd kadaog ako laptop karon ug VM. kelangan mn gd Windows ako gamiton pra trabaho kay ang mga apps nila kay dli cross platform.

[Maikeru]

Most of the times we're using SVN. Sometimes VSS (sourcesafe)

[cebugdev]

im using SVN at home and at work,

pero hanahn jd ko sa microsoft na mga products like VSS and team foundation server (sharepoint,etc) kay integrated na kaayu sa IDE, web interface and even msoffice apps like word,excel,etc.

[belthazar]

SVN for life..

[prince04]

SVN for me! hehe

[iamweasel]

Source Control on Team Foundation Server

[fixyourself]

at work: TFS
at home: svn

[kamahak]

Whew. Wala jd diay ma uso ang git sa cebu ba? Or C for that matter. Murag halos tanan is either C++, Java or some other thing.

Or maybe ang mga C programmers kay wala nag tambay sa istorya?

[personalmgt]

Actually, git is my very first RCS. Back in college, most of us were never taught about RCS which is very important in collaborative work and in software development. I first got into git 5 years ago when I was cloning Fedora source code, hell I don't even know how RCS works that time. But just a few months ago, I was forced to totally dip my feet on git and on my own because at work, I was forking stuff on an open source application hosted in github and I had to edit and document that fork, A LOT because I was playing with programming languages that I am not knowledgeable at all.

So after all that work on that forked repo, I realized that I could use git on our projects too. Now instead of hosting our stuff via a local machine/server, we now have all of our stuff in github and collaboration is much, much easier now.

Although I find git too easy especially with github but hey, it works. Maybe I'm too much of a Linus Torvalds fanboy