I am currently working on a project for a school project along with my friend. We, want a simple source control system, as we are working in a collaborative mode.
I know this is not absolutely necessary, but, we still want to learn about source control and what better way than learning while doing.
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You might do well with e.g. Subversion or CVS.
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We, want a simple source control system, as we are working in a collaborative mode.
You might do well with e.g. Subversion or CVS.
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Subversion or CVS and others are highly specialized. What we want is something primitive. I am looking at codeville now.
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Zip is about as primitive as it gets.
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Zip is about as primitive as it gets.
Agree -- that's what I used about 15 years ago. Zipped everything up and copied to floppy diskette. The problem is that zip files sometimes get corrupt and I lost everything. So I started just copying the files unzipped to diskette.
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I don't want "primitive" primitive, I just want to learn about source control which will be simple and good enough for my project.
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