[UPHPU] Source Control Questions

[Cliff Hirsch]

I use Subversion and TortiseSVN for version control. Even for a single
user, it is critical. You can outsource the repository. I use a service
called CVSDude.

Cliff

-----Original Message-----
From: uphpu-bounces at uphpu.org [mailto:uphpu-bounces at uphpu.org] On Behalf
Of jtaber
Sent: Wednesday, January 17, 2007 4:50 PM
To: Lonnie Olson
Cc: UPHPU
Subject: Re: [UPHPU] Source Control Questions

Lonnie Olson wrote:
> Bryan was not confused, you are.  He was trying to explain a good idea

> to you, but your confusion prevented your understanding.  Bryan's 
> general point is that central repositories are better for 
> closed-source software, but distributed might be good for open-source 
> software.
actually I think most open source is done via svn or maybe even cvs  
with centralized servers (ie sourceforge)

> Now for my opinion...
> I agree that decentralized repository can aid in the development of 
> some types of projects.  However, it isn't best for every project.  
> There are times when a central repository works best.
>
> Use the proper tool for the proper need.

so what is that for a small development team working off laptops not in 
the same location and only a web hosted server for email and web pages 
?   My feeling is a distributed system like bazaar (btw I believe I read

the original bazaar and bzr-ng are supposed to be combined one of these 
days)

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