‘Similarly a DVCS encourages check-pointing of work: committing incomplete changes, that may not even compile or pass tests, to your local repository.’ Martin Fowler identifies a key point here.

I'm now doing this: even if my Google Code repository goes dark, I still have my data.

Scroll through revisions with a slider. Cross-platform.

I’ve been following this advice since I first read this post. It took me a while to find it again today.

Create an rss feed from a public subversion repository.

Why reinvent the version control wheel? Let Subversion do it for you.

How to back up a Subversion repository in as little space as possible.

I haven’t tried this yet.

Because I can never remember the right incantation to ignore logs.