Tag: tortoisesvn



25 Apr 10

Here I am with my first youtube upload I have been trying a while to do some videos for demos but was not able to do it, so I went ahead first created a flash demo using wink and after googling around for a while I came across nice utility from iWisoft which is flash to video converter and conversion was pretty easy and straight forward. There is no audio added to it, I have used annotations for explaining things where ever required. This was my maiden effort may not be that good but still someone might find it useful, enjoy and have fun.

This video covers some basics of TortoiseSVN a client for Subversion.
Steps covered are checking out your code, adding some existing content, commiting changes to repository, reverting to older revision and how to view log and compare two revisions.


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17 Apr 10

In this article I am going to put on links to various useful Subversion resource available on internet which can get you started with using Subversion easily; whether you are end user or a developer looking for an API for language of your choice and I hope you all can contribute to grow this list further I am aware that there is exhaustive list already available on tigris site.

Lets start this list

Subversion Home : Home of the great tool you can find the binaries for latest version from the website based on operating system of your choice it also includes collabnet certified binaries.

TortoiseSVN : Most preferred Subversion client for windows

VisualSVN : Great tool to get you started quickly with Subversion without any hassles comes with Apache and wizard based setup is just awesome for newbies

AnkhSVN : Visual studio integration for all M$ fans :)

RapidSVN : Multi-platform GUI front-end

SVNKIT : Java API for Subversion, pretty easy to get started lot’s examples available and documentation is just awesome

PySVN : Python API for Subversion, nice pythonic interface, some people might differ and point out Subvertpy is more pythonic, I like both of them equally.

This list is In progress and I will keep updating it.


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