Git - Distributed repository system (adaptive work flow models) - Source control taxonomy: DAG storage - URI to git directory is where the repository is stored and it always has branches and tags - Repository root folder contains a .git directory which maintains file history - Scalability - Faster, Efficient branching and merging - License: Copyleft Subversion (SVN) - Centralized repository system - Source control taxonomy: Delta storage - URI to a subversion depository most commonly adopts /trunks, /branches and /tags directories - Each folder maintains a .svn directory to store the file history - Not efficient in scaling - Not efficient in branching and merging - License: Copyfree

Subversion Project Organization: Intro When organizing the repository structure for maintaining the code base, system admins adopt two basic formats for Project organization in subversion. This depends on the needs of the project and it can be varied over a period of time, depending on the scope defined for the code base. Subversion is very flexible in handling these changes and is easier to maintain than most other products in the market. (more…)

Subversion is a version control system software that is used for effective and efficient quality management of projects consisting of any number of files. It is a substantial alternative to CVS repository and has gained popularity in very short time. Subversion is used in many companies ranging from small/medium scale companies to large scale enterprises because of its ease of use compared to other available products in the market. (more…)