Version Control System in asp .net

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Do any body have an idea of how to make Version Control System in asp .net the main motive is that the version control system should be show the diffence between 1st and the last version ...
is readymade code available please help ......

Posted 18-Nov-13 23:02pm

Khan Sameer

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 19-Nov-13 5:26am

Can you estimate how much you wish to pay to the one that will write it to you?

bbirajdar 19-Nov-13 5:32am

I agree. He also needs to give the detailed requirement. The requirement posted is too abstract to come up with a quote.

Khan Sameer 19-Nov-13 5:35am

I myself want to develop i just want an idea how to go for it !!!!!!

Khan Sameer 19-Nov-13 5:35am

I myself want to develop i just want an idea how to go for it !!!!!!

Khan Sameer 19-Nov-13 5:33am

I myself want to develop i just want an idea how to go for it !!!!!!

bbirajdar 19-Nov-13 5:42am

Okay.. I will guide you. First I want you to think - How will a asp.net page access the code, documents repository that resides on your local system?

Think over it and you will understand

Khan Sameer 19-Nov-13 5:53am

is it possible in asp .net or i should use some other language !!!!

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 19-Nov-13 5:55am

ASP.NET is not a language.
I believe you must go a few steps back and clean your knowledge tree before you try a large scale project..

Khan Sameer 19-Nov-13 6:02am

asp .net is a frame work for web development as i am fresher can u send me pdf book for asp .net to clear all the concept before going for larger projects

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 19-Nov-13 6:08am

I have only payed books (in paper) for beginners, however you may find one for you here http://www.codeproject.com/Reference/617/Useful-Reference-Books

bbirajdar 19-Nov-13 5:56am

I was expecting a answer. But you came up with a question...

Richard MacCutchan 19-Nov-13 6:08am

There are plenty of existing version control systems. SVN, TFS, CVS, GIT etc. Google will find references to all of them.

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov · Answer 1 · 2013-11-19T05:48:00

Revision Control Systems provide a lot more features than that. You really need to start using one. Please see this discussion:
Revision control systems, which to choose from?[^].

See also some of my past answers:
Needs some words of wisedom to set up and/or use a server[^],
Make an unclickable form[^],
How can i structured to arrange source code when i create a new solution[^],
The associated source control plug-in is not installed or could not be intiialized[^].

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