Revision Control System Recommendations

Question

I\'ve reached a point in my independent development work where I would like to start using Subversion techniques.

Up to now, I\'ve been simply making backups by exp

Answer 1

I am using unfuddle and it is working for me.

Unfuddle

Unfuddle is a secure, hosted project management solution for software development teams.

We know that you don't have time to get a server up and running and then configure and secure code repositories, ticketing systems and valuable project management tools.

Here are some features:

• Projects

  Work on many different projects and manage each of them from within a single Unfuddle account. Each project has its own set of tickets, milestones, messages and notebooks.

• The Dashboard

  The Dashboard is the hub of information for a project. In just a glance, you and your team can easily see any recent changes to the source, messages, tickets and any upcoming or late milestones.

• Tickets

  Unfuddle tickets help your project to stay organized. Prioritize, comment upon and then assign your tickets to your team members.

• Painless Subversion and Git Hosting

  Exactly what you would expect: Unlimited Subversion and Git repositories for each project in your account, with quick access to the project source code right from within your browser.

• Messages

  Messages are all about simple and effective communication. If your team cannot communicate well your project will suffer.

• People & Permissions

  Unfuddle provides you with fine-grained control over what your team can do.