Mar 17, 2006
Subversioning
I’ve been hearing great things about source control for awhile so I dug in and installed Subversion using this new tutorial. While you can interact with the svn server from the command-line, the TortoiseSVN Windows shell extension makes managing imports, updates and commits as simple as a right click.
My first project contains all the files in http://mrclay.org/js/, future home of all my Javascript projects: standalone scripts, bookmarklets and user scripts. I’ve already committed several revisions of click2zap into SVN so I can track changes and rollback to previous versions if need be. SVN is gonna be great for bigger projects.
