Most developers will now face the Subversion source control during their career. As a developer, you may have knowledge of more than one source control tool and is expected to seamlessly switch between devices depending on where you work. This book was written to bridge the gap between knowing something about version control in general and find out about special Subversion. In a pragmatic guide for Subversion, author Mike Mason drives developers to the features and practices that have made Subversion so successful. This book is designed for experienced developers who know how to learn and want to direct to the tricks and traps they would otherwise learn by trial and error. Subversion started life as a command line tool but is now very popular graphical client and can offer many additional resources. For each task in a pragmatic guide to Subversion, you can see how to carry out these duties through normal command line client and TortoiseSVN graphical client for Windows, and Cornerstone graphical client for the Mac. Are you already using another version control tool, you will learn how popular Subversion work-how to access your source code, make changes, and share them with your team.