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I am looking for a lightweight source control system for use on "hobby" projects with only one person (myself) working on the project. Does anyone have any suggestions? Ideally it should interface with Visual Studio either naively or through another plug-in, outside of that, anything that works would be nice to be replace Gmail as source control.
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Source control tools include: Git. Perforce Helix Core. Subversion.
#1) Git. Git is one of the best version control tools that is available in the present market. Provides strong support for non-linear development. Distributed repository model.
Without a doubt, Git is the single most popular version control system in use. Not only does Git offer the strongest feature set for developers, but it also has the most reliable workflow and is supported by the most third-party platforms on the market.
Source control is the process of finding sources of contamination, then stopping or reducing them before they reach the Lower Duwamish Waterway (LDW). We must make sure that sources of contamination to the LDW are sufficiently controlled before in-waterway cleanup begins.
I use VisualSVN Server (free) and Tortoise SVN (free) for school, work, hobbies, everything. If you want Visual Studio integration, you can use Visual SVN ($49) or AnkhSVN (free).
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