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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.
You can use assembla.com to host your project. They offer subversion, git and mercurial hosting. I personally use their subversion hosting for a free and private one-man project. As an added bonus, you also get a wiki and a ticketing system. Which can help you manage your stuff.
And the best thing is that you don’t have to setup your subversion server and it is hosted off-site.
It’s really good for a free service.
Personnaly, i use TortoiseSVN as my client but it isn’t integrated in visual studio.
For the integration, you can try VisualSVN (not free) or AnkhSVN (free)