The Subversion Re-education section is devoted to the differences between Mercurial and Subversion and how embracing Mercurial's approach will make your life easier.

SVN is my favorite version control system, but it's time to say goodbye.

Subversion has the best set of client tools, but checkins and checkouts are faster (and smaller) with Mercurial. Which source control system is the best? Cast your vote in the list below.

AnkhSVN started as a Visual Studio add-in, which allowed to work on a Subversion (SVN) version-controlled project from within Visual Studio. Release 2.0 is a complete rewrite of the core engine ...

Version control is a foundational practice for managing changes to source code over time. Here's how version control systems are evolving to meet the demand for scalability, performance, security ...

From the subversion FAQ How do I detect adds, deletes, copies and renames in a working copy after they've already happened? <BR><BR><BR>That said, if your application doesn't have any adds ...

CollabNet survey on the ‘State of Subversion’ shows continued adoption of hybrid source-code management and cloud development strategies ...

WANdisco , a leading provider of high-availability software for global enterprises to meet the challenges of Big Data and distributed software development, announced Access Control Plus, the first ...

I talked about why we decided to make the switch to Git, now I'll talk about how to actually migrate an SVN project to a Git repository.