On Tuesday, July 12, 2011, Jack Stewart <[email protected]> wrote:
I am a one person operation, don't contemplate multiple developers and
simply want to keep good track of development evolution. All of these
systems seem like overkill for me.
Does anyone know of something simple that is robust and works well?
I would cross CVS off the list unless you already have a heavy
investment in it; it's been long surpassed by Subversion (svn).
Perforce is a good SCM but probably requires more setup and
management than would be appropriate for a one-person team.
I've found svn pretty easy to set up and manage, and there's
good client support - BBEdit works well with it, as does
Cornerstone (a GUI client).
Git is very popular with the youth kids, but I've never used it
and thus have no opinion.
Of the ones you've named, I'd lean toward Subversion.
R.
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