I missed this the first time I setup a Subversion repository, but there is a “default” folder setup most people use. Exspecially if you are going to use Eclipse. The folders should be setup like this:

• /trunk
• /branches
• /tags

Where the /trunk folder is the current source of your project. In my case this is where you have you MVC and fusebox files. The /branches folder is for splitting the code I haven’t used this yet since it’s a little more advanced. The /tags folder is for making a specific revision a release. So if you realease revision 1.0 to production it would be /tags/revision1.0/.

I have become a big fan of Subversion now that I have Ecplise and Subclipse working on my laptop. I am currently running on OS X and with the help of Sean Corfield’s Blog it works great.

We are hosting our source code with CVSDUDE and so far they have been extremely helpfull and the servers seem fast and reliable. Since we didn’t want to support an SVN installation and server here, we just wanted to use it. They also have WEBSVN installed which has come in very handy. I highly recommend them.