I work for Soft Frame Works (http://www.softframeworks.com). We
are a small software company which recently began using Subversion
for our Source Code version control. We are using SVN in conjuction
with TortoiseSVN. We currently have two repositories, one for the
our product source code for, and another for our web site.
Previously we had been developing without the use of version control
system. Due to our small size, we were concerned with the administrative
overhead that such a system would impose. Also, some of us have had
previous exprience with CVS, and that made us all the more hesitant
to introduce such a system into our processes. However, as our product
got bigger and more complex, our adhoc processes were begining to
get a bit chaotic.
We found Subversion on the web, and decided to give it a try -- quite
frankly because we wanted to avoid CVS. We installed it and TortoiseSVN
several months ago and have been using it since. We have been amazed
at how unobtrusive it has been. It has very quickly become part of the
routine -- we hardly think about it. The administrative overhead we
had feared has been nearly nil.
I write this to thank and congratulate the Subversion team on a job well
done, and to encourage small outfits like ours to give Subversion a try.
Regards.
Henry Lander
landerh@softframeworks.com
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