At the risk of sounding like an echo: I use CVS both for my private/personal projects as well as my professional ones.
I have a PSERVER set up on my home box and for anything that I write here at work that isn't in a CVS respository on a company machine I create a repository for it on my home box and store it there.
Doing so buys me a couple of things:
- I now have a backup of my work "offsite" since I don't
trust the backups here
- When I want to work from home I have the same code
available to me at home as I do at work</li
- Don't have to sneaker net my changes.
Enen the pages that make up my web site are under CVS
control so I can track changes
I have recently convince my team mates here to start using
CVS as well. It took some doing, but I did it.
Peter L. Berghold | Brewer of Belgian Ales |
Peter@Berghold.Net | www.berghold.net |
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