Recently I’ve been using Visual Studio to write some C# application. I have to say that Microsoft put a lot of work in to the IDE, so much work that there’s actually published books on the use of Visual Studio. For example, did you know that VS was built to work with repositories.Thanks to Dreamhost, I have an svn repository available online. Of course, being a Microsoft product, VS doesn’t support SVN out of the box. That’s where the wonderful, and free, AnkhSVN comes in. AnkhSVN is a Subversion add in that is compatible with VS.NET 2002, VS.NET 2003 and VS 2005, but doesn’t work with the Express versions of any as far as I can tell.
Download the latest AnkhSVN here, go visit the blog here, or the wiki here.
In addition TortoiseSVN is a useful Explorer shell extension
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