Re: what versioning system do you recommend?
Re: what versioning system do you recommend?
- Subject: Re: what versioning system do you recommend?
- From: Jim Thomason <email@hidden>
- Date: Mon, 18 Jan 2010 22:32:54 -0600
> What do you recommend me using?
Is this just for personal use, or are you implementing something in a
group? If it's just for yourself, you have a lot more flexibility.
I recommend you play around with several of them and see which one
works best for you and what you like the most. Search around on the
'net and see what's available out there (such CVS, Subversion, SVK,
git, aegis, just to name a few). Read up on the docs, read
comparisons, and see which ones gel and click with you.
Personally? I use subversion for my own stuff. I don't care for CVS,
and aegis is really really slick but arguably overkill.
But honestly? It's a religious debate. You're going to get far more
benefit going to any version control system from no system than from
going from one particular system to any other. So see what works for
you and go with that. You can always switch later if you feel you made
a mistake. Worst case is that you'll lose your change history in your
new system, but you can always keep your old repository around if you
need to refer back to it. Migration between most systems is possible,
though, at least among the big ones.
If you really want a starting point, look at Subversion. It's easy,
powerful, and plays nice with XCode. But pick one you like above all
else.
-Jim....
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