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I’m begining the development of a personal Web Application project. I’d like to have a source control system for that project.
At work, we user Team Foundation Server and I’m quite happy with that, mostly for the Visual Studio integration.
I’d like to know if there was free source control solutions that had the same kind of integration with VS2008.
I just started using Subversion actually, all I did was go to their website and download the server (took like 10 mins to install and setup). The installer asks you where you want your code repository to be and then it sets up the server completely. The only thing I had to do was put in a password file. I installed ankhsvn (which is an SVN client that integrates into Visual Studio) and it worked perfectly, without a hitch. Exactly how you’d expect. It’s very little work overall.