My two cents,
It's not bad, but you need to be aware of collisions. We set it up
with a folder for each developer and it contains the main application
code.
The upside is that we each have our own code base so we don't affect
each other when cutting new code. The downside is that we can e
I use GIT and Subversion. Subversion is still a bit hard to use (branching
etc) and not distributed but that was before i knew about GIT :-P. You have
a central repository that you need to commit to and it's still quite CVS
like (which is really confusing and horrible).
GIT is nice and fast and al
So, for my purposes.. after trying a handful of solutions.. open source and
commercial.. I think I've decided that Reliable Software's "Code Co-op"
is what's going to work best for me.
My trial is almost up, so as soon as my next paycheck comes, I think I'll
be purchasing the full version for
