Programs similar to Microsoft's Team Foundation Server?
A few friends and I have decided to try and pool our collective programming ability to create...something, we haven't gotten that far yet. At the moment we are having too hard of a time trying to make sure everyone has the latest updates to the code before we can even attempting working on something bigger than a few small SDL projects.
After looking around on for awhile, we came across the Team Foundation Server, it seems perfect for our needs but... it is very expensive and requires a dedicated Windows 2003/2008 server.
Does anyone know of some kind of source code management program that is free, easy to use and doesn't require a dedicated server OS? I have a few extra machines running that I could install the program on, but I don't have any actual "real" servers.
Any help would be appreciated.
After looking around on for awhile, we came across the Team Foundation Server, it seems perfect for our needs but... it is very expensive and requires a dedicated Windows 2003/2008 server.
Does anyone know of some kind of source code management program that is free, easy to use and doesn't require a dedicated server OS? I have a few extra machines running that I could install the program on, but I don't have any actual "real" servers.
Any help would be appreciated.
SVN and other related programs. As for the server, you do kind of need one (although the server could probably* be just a computer with a folder designated for it).
*I don't know really, so don't trust me on this...
*I don't know really, so don't trust me on this...
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+1 SVN
-1 Source Safe (up until recently I would not have said this but it has somehow managed to trash a large project.)
-1 Source Safe (up until recently I would not have said this but it has somehow managed to trash a large project.)
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