Version control systems (VCSs) are used to track every change to source code. They help development teams and others manage these changes over time. As market pressures accelerate development ...

The possibilities are virtually endless. Using a version control system ensures that programmers always have all the versions of your source code at your disposal. It also protects the source code ...

Just as Windows' development had become complex and fragmented, so too did the company's internal systems for things like source control, issue tracking, testing, building, code analysis ...

In this feature we look at the source code control system, or SCCS, bundled into nearly every Unix operating system and a staple of simple configuration control. After explaining the basics of ...

PHPEd also has built-in support for the CVS source-code control system so that developers can check files in and out and merge their changes with existing code. PHPEd's database explorer presents ...

But computer systems need to have a deterministic ... contain arbitrary characters, including control characters. “So you can use them in source code that appears innocuous to a human reviewer ...

The open source distributed version control system was first released on April 7th 2005, and thus today marks its 15th anniversary - 15 years aiding software developers to collabo ...