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I writing a C# App for a customer for the first time and I am not sure what to do about adopting a version control system.
My version control system is soley composed of making full copies of the source code every day so I never lose more than a day of work.
I would like to do something less primitive going forward. Which source control software is best for a one person team using Visual Studio 2008?
Thanks!
I would go with Subversion, a local repository can be very easy setup with TortoiseSVN.
To have IDE integration for managing the most common actions I really recommend you AnhkSVN, a Subversion SourceControl Provider for Visual Studio.