Re: About the project folder
- From: Mikel <mikel.luri@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 19 Sep 2008 06:17:19 -0700 (PDT)
On 19 sep, 15:03, "Man-wai Chang ToDie (33.6k)"
<toylet.toy...@xxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The best way to back up your code is to use a versioning system. With a
versioning system, only the source files are put into the repository.
> I do a lot of cross platform code, so I use CVS, though I am planning
Too complicated... You want to sell me Visual SourceSafe? Or maybe the
Team version of VS2008? :)
No ... I want a simple solution. Guess I have use my naked eyes to
separate the egg yolk from the egg white.... :)
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I don't think David is trying to sell you anything. In fact, I think
both CVS and Subversion are free. And there are more.
Anyway, what he's telling you it's probably the best advice you'll
ever get about software development: use a versioning system. In fact,
it's the most basic one. If you try to do anything but "Hello World"
programs, you should be using a versioning system. Otherwise, you WILL
have troubles, sooner or later.
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