Do modern-day VisualStudio .NET projects still use Visual SourceSafe, or SVN?

Question

• I'm getting back into .NET after numerous years in PHP/MySQL
• back in 2002 on Microsoft projects we always used Visual SourceSafe and everyone hated it
• in all my PHP/MySQL projects we used SVN and everyone loved it
• in modern day .NET projects do teams still use Visual SourceSafe, has it improved?

or has (hopefully) SVN become a standard in .NET projects these days?

Answer 1

We use SVN for our .Net projects, using the Tortoise SVN client. There are also tools to integrate with Visual Studio such as Ankhsvn.

Answer 2

Subversion is quite popular and there is a nice plug in for Visual Studio called Ankh SVN that lets you work with subversion directly. So subversion is at least a good option for .NET development.

With that said, Team Foundation Server is great and it has some nice features that go beyond regular source control.