Re: Visual Studio with 3 developers and same projekt

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On Feb 28, 3:53 pm, "Cowboy \(Gregory A. Beamer\)"
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This depends on budget, etc.

With three developers, and a larger budget, you might use Team System. It
has a nice version control system that links into reports and project
management. But, it is awfully expensive if all you are using is version
control. Unless you take full advantage of the designers, test bits, and use
Project for your project management, SharePoint for your Content Management,
it is a lot of money.

Note that you can still use a lot of that by buying the TFS server,
but installed Team Explorer in conjunction with VS Pro. It works
reasonably well - although there are still plenty of features I miss
from svn. (It's definitely a massive improvement over VSS, of
course :)

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Open Source: Of the two, I have enjoyed Subversion more. This is partially a
familiarity issue, so take my advice here with a grain of salt. On the
project I worked on with CVS, I was not in control of the Repository.

I'd *expect* SVN to be a more attractive option than CVS, given that
the whole reason for its existence is to fix the problems with CVS :)

SVN is one the best thought-out pieces of software I've seen. I know
it's not natively good for distributed repositories (like git is, for
instance - not that I've used git) but for most shops it does the
right thing, and does it *very* well.

Jon
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