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So, I decided that this is best if I get some version control solution to keep my hard work safe and help fix bugs between versions.

I am familiar with SVN in terms of content validation, but I have an NFI about what is going on.

What is a good source management solution, bearing in mind that I am developing in Visual Studio on Windows? Should I get a hosted solution or host it on my own server (running Windows Server '03)

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If you are just starting out and looking for a standalone host, I suggest VisualSVN . It is a lightweight, extremely easy to use SVN server and free. I used it for small projects at work and at home. It includes security, with ACLs at the folder and file level based on local or Windows users.

Subsequently, you can switch to more powerful servers or an external hosted solution; you can simply unload the repository from VisualSVN with standard svnadmin tools and easily load it into something else.

For the client side, I use TortoiseSVN and love it, and I understand Ankh has gotten better since I used it.

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I really like the hosting solution because it often uses other tools like trac to manage your timeline and error control. I recommend a projector or code spaces

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