Version Control Software

[dilbert]

I am looking for easy to use version control software.
Does vBulletin use a particular tool?

I have a site I maintain with one other person, and it's pretty much uncontrolled at this time. We each make changes without knowing what the other is doing. It's our departments site, it's a non-profit site, and there is no money involved, so I am not too worried about it, but it has lead to a few conflicts with changes that were made and was looking to clean it up a bit.

Thanks

[rgf207]

I am looking for easy to use version control software.
Does vBulletin use a particular tool?

I have a site I maintain with one other person, and it's pretty much uncontrolled at this time. We each make changes without knowing what the other is doing. It's our departments site, it's a non-profit site, and there is no money involved, so I am not too worried about it, but it has lead to a few conflicts with changes that were made and was looking to clean it up a bit.

Thanks

Tortoise SVN is a great tool. I have used that for a while and I really like it. I think vBulletin may use the same but i'm not sure.

[Floris]

svn for the win

[Ryan Ashbrook]

I use SVN on all major projects that have more than one developer.

[dilbert]

Thanks for the quick replies.
Is this web-based?

[rgf207]

Thanks for the quick replies.
Is this web-based?

You can configure a SVN server and use a web based checkout utility.

[Dean C]

SVN, CVS, Git. Take your pick Git seems to be pretty fashionable these days but I'm happy with SVN

[King Kovifor]

I use SVN (CodeSpaces as my host) and Coda for my editor, which has SVN built in.

[Dismounted]

I just use a local SVN repo. I will use a server-based SVN when its more than one person developing though.

[dilbert]

Thanks again for these suggestions.
I am looking for a web based tool (there are two of us using it), but it looks like these need a dedicated server. I found VisualSVN, but the file is a .msi file. I am on a shared server and can't install this.
Are there other options?

[Zachery]

You're going to need some sort of SVN/CVS server appiclation for what you want.

[dilbert]

You're going to need some sort of SVN/CVS server appiclation for what you want.

Thanks, maybe this is beyond what we can do at this time then.

[Colin F]

Some shared hosts allow you to set up SVN repositories, but it usually requires a bit of technical know-how.

[King Kovifor]

Personally, I know and have used Unfuddle, and I am currently using CodeSpaces. Very nice systems.

[dilbert]

Personally, I know and have used Unfuddle, and I am currently using CodeSpaces. Very nice systems.

Thanks, we'll take a look. They offer free accounts, and since this is a work project (I work at a non-profit hospital), free is just the right price.