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I’m fairly new to subversion and we’re trying to improve our workflow and create better flexibility.
So, what’s the best subversion control software for us to use in this situation? We’re a small group (1 to 3 programmers). The languages we’re dealing with are C# and Flex.
We’ve tried VisualSVN server with TortoiseSVN, but are there better/smaller/faster/… solutions for us?
Could you suggest other configurations/software worth checking out?
I would stick with VisualSVN Server on the backend, as it is free and deals with all the hassle of setting up and serving the repository.
Once you have that as a base, you pretty much have free reign to choose the client side app that suits the individual. Some people prefer deep Visual studio integration, windows integration or the command-line. Or all three at the same time.