Version Control

[ChicoWeb]

What are you guys using out there for Version control? We have a number of projects that up to 7 people work on at once. What are you guys using for version control? We are thinking about deploying SVN, but our admin is still looking into the security aspects.

 

[design-is]

We use SVN with Cornerstone as the client. Works really well, especially for designers as it lets you preview and compare versions of images.

I'm also trying (but not holding out much hope) to improve Cornerstones preview capabilities... if you're feeling kind, please follow the links and vote

View PDF Pages when comparing versions.
Add preview support for InDesign & Illustrator files.

What are the security issues you have with SVN?

/Doug

 

[angelwatt]

I use SVN at home and work.

 

[Zortrium]

I recommend SVN as well, but I can understand potential security annoyances -- more in setup complexity than capabilities, though. Basic setup is dead-easy, but getting authentication working properly is a little annoying.

 

[Cabbit]

Github is my preferred method just now, i use it via the terminal and with the xCode preview.

 

[&Ingonyama]

I'm using versionsapp + beanstalk. It's very easy to use and set up and secure as far as I know.

 

[design-is]

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I'm using versionsapp + beanstalk. It's very easy to use and set up and secure as far as I know.

We tried Versions before deciding. It's also very nice to use, but lacked the image comparison option that Cornerstone had, which I find very useful