Richards comments are pretty spot on IMO
Richard Gaskin wrote:
Some folks like CVS, and while it's great at what it does it's really
designed for old-school development workflows involving hundreds of tiny
text files.
I like CVS for this reason. I can go to another computer do a cvs checkout and I get the entire development environment with not just Rev stacks but all the html files etc - hundred of them. Also deals with other code - php / python.
But the main reason is unlimited undo. I auto-save every few minutes and if I screw up I can go back to anywhere in time. If I'd been doing this in 1988 with HyperCard this could be quite fun :)
With Rev's built-in FTP and HTTP and the clone command it's not hard to automate stack management if needed.
This is all you need if you are aiming to manage a dozen or so stacks. _______________________________________________ use-revolution mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://lists.runrev.com/mailman/listinfo/use-revolution
