Eclipse is an open-source software development platform or IDE that has CVS (version control) functions built-in. Although Eclipse was originally built for Java development, it is very useful for working in other languages as well because of it's open plugin-based architecture. It is often used as the foundation for new applications because it is so easily extended. This series will focus on the basics of using Eclipse for for version control, for web designers or beginning developers.
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Sections in this article:
- Basics 1: Getting Started
- Basics 2: Create a project from scratch
- Basics 3: Import an existing set of project files into CVS
- Basics 4: Check out a project from the CVS repository
- Basics 5: How to switch workspaces
- Basics 6: Setting up the Eclipse interface for working with CVS
- Branching Tutorial 1: Branching Strategies
- Branching Tutorial 2: Create the Workspace & Project
- Branching Tutorial 4: Create a Branch
- Branching Tutorial 5: Work in the Branch
- Branching Tutorial 6: Edit the main Trunk
- Branching Tutorial 7: Merge changes back to the Trunk
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