00:00 – Exploring the server-client model of version control
02:15 – Advantages and disadvantages of the server-client model
04:15 – Overview of the server-client model of version control

Learn Subversion (SVN) version control – server/client model.

Here we take a closer look at the server/client model of version control, where all repositories are stored in a central location.

This 14-part course covers the basics of using the popular version control system Subversion (SVN). Learn how to use version control – learn SVN the easy way.

You'll learn that developers use Subversion to manage current and past versions of files such as source code, web pages, and documentation. It aims to be a widely compatible successor to the widely used Concurrent Versions System (CVS).

Enter the world of version control systems as a beginner or expand your knowledge with a complete SVN course taught by top-notch instructors. This course not only teaches you the basic concepts of using Subversion (SVN), but also covers the tools and features and explores various options and customizations so you can start versioning and revision control right away. With its numerous tips, examples and exercises, this is one of the best courses for learning Subversion (SVN).

Note: Although this is an older SVN tutorial, it is still one of the best complete Subversion (SVN) courses available with a focus on SVN for beginners.

The next video in this SVN complete course (part 4 of 14) is: https://youtu.be/rn3S_aEr0kw

The playlist for this SVN complete course is available at: https://www.youtube.com/playlist?listPLS9G7A6kaaHO8kgihFwcAQt5sGRhw8Nwo

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