• Using JDeveloper with Subversion
  Oracle offers an extension to the JDeveloper IDE, which automates much of the manual work involved with interacting with Subversion.
• Managing your Project Files Using Subversion
  Multiple developers can simultaneously work on the same file, it is fast, it has excellent merging capabilities, and it’s easy to find the change history of every file.
• Why Subversion is better than CVS for Java developers
  Atomic commits are one serious advantage Subversion has over CVS. Another big advantage is directory versioning.
• Subversion Quick Start Guide
  Here is a simple step-by-step configuration guide that may help you to set up a subversion repository on Linux.
• Getting Started with Subversion on Windows
  See how you can easily benefit from all the advantages of Subversion without needing complicated Unix emulation tools.
• TortoiseSVN
  A Subversion client, implemented as a windows shell extension.
• Versions - Mac Subversion Client
  Versions is the first Mac OS X Subversion client that won’t make you long for the command line interface anymore.
• Hosted Subversion
  A list of services that host Subversion repositories.
• How To Set Up Subversion
  Setting up Subversion for revision control can be a bit frustrating. Here’s a simple approach that works for me every time.
• How to create and apply a patch with Subversion
  You’ve seen them before, patch or diff files. But how do you create one? And how do you apply them to your project? This article tells you how… the easy way.

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