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by rubyist5eva
1913 days ago
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Why? Subversion is way easier to use than git, and it takes minutes to setup a server. Pushing your project history is just a few steps with git-svn, though it may take a while depending on the size of your project. TortoiseSVN is probably the most straightforward and easy to use version control GUI there is. |
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> Subversion is way easier to use than git
That's subjective, I'm more familiar with git thus it's easier for me.
> and it takes minutes to setup a server.
Git doesn't even require a server to use. You can create local repos, you can pull/push to remote repos via SSH/HTTPS/etc. No specialized server software needed.
> TortoiseSVN
TortoiseGIT. (Though I prefer headless)