Been using this for a month or so and I like it a lot. Paid for it today. The Timeline feature is very well implemented. If they had a W7 version I would buy it too since I have to work on both platforms (generally I use RapidSVN at work where the PC is).
I used the free svnX for a long time but it's not a complete client, and the UI is a little non-obvious sometimes.
Occasionally I use the svn command-line tools, but I'd rather not make a habit of it, being a tool using primate!
leather sandals 03/29/2010 05:15
IMO, I don’t see much value in external SVN clients. As a developer, I prefer to have an IDE with SVN support baked into it (or at least pluggable). Long story short, I use SubClipse – provides the greatest level of flexibility when actively working on code.
bible experience 03/29/2010 05:16
I’ve used, in order, CVS, SourceSafe, SVN and now git. git is so vastly superior to all those before it, it’s kind of funny. from setup to everyday use, in Eclipse and via the CLI, it has been a pleasant experience. if you hate it, just give it some time.
will all the worthwhile Mac editors and IDEs include support for it soon? one can hope
bad credit car loan 05/11/2010 09:52
Yes a Mac will use any WiFi signal (generally speaking, i.e. it'll need a wireless card). Your ISP probably doesn't support Macs, likely due to lack of expertise or availability of software to diagnose your connection. Macs will still work just fine over your wireless router though.