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Hello All Forum Members,

I am very much interested in learning subversioning.

i have a single computer machine at my home.

i am using tortoise svn.

Could you provide me some useful videos links or text, so that i can learn it from scratch.

Is there is any link which provide me some sample projects checkouts?

Thanks in advance.
 
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What about the official documentation: http://svnbook.red-bean.com/index.en.html ?
And regarding "sample project checkouts": if you just search a "real life" repository where you can checkout a project, have a look at some open-source pages like apache.org. There you should find enough projects which are using SVN.
 
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Joachim Rohde wrote:What about the official documentation: http://svnbook.red-bean.com/index.en.html ?
And regarding "sample project checkouts": if you just search a "real life" repository where you can checkout a project, have a look at some open-source pages like apache.org. There you should find enough projects which are using SVN.



Thanks Joachim for the reply.
 
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