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SVN for beginners
MrDelish
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So, I'm in a serious programming class and have two separate computers I will use to write code. I know what SVN is and have used TortoiseSVN to download repositories for Gmod-related files but never something I develop myself.
Are there any reliable, free SVN-hosting services?
Do I just use TortoiseSVN to mark a file for SVN updates and such and it will handle the uploading itself or something else?
Are there any reliable, free SVN-hosting services?
Do I just use TortoiseSVN to mark a file for SVN updates and such and it will handle the uploading itself or something else?
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One of the schools I had went to had a license agreement we had to sign which would potentially fail you if they found out you used something that shared sources with anyone (which you'll get with those free hosting services).
Git isn't centralized so it's easy to share and do work independently and merge them together. And you can share changes to each other by a emailing the whole group or just sending them to one person to handle the collaboration portion of the project.
Git is probably the better fit here.