svn
3 free lessons tagged svn across Programming. Each one is a short sequence of focused steps with narration and a five-question quiz at the end — take them in any order, no signup required.
Branches, Tags, and Merging in SVN
How SVN handles parallel work. Covers the trunk-branches-tags convention, cheap copies that make a branch nearly free, why branches and tags are the same mechanism, merge tracking with svn:mergeinfo, reintegrating a branch, and moving between SVN and Git with git svn.
The Core Subversion Workflow
The everyday SVN commands and the model behind them. Covers the update-edit-commit cycle, status codes and diffs, the copy-modify-merge approach to conflicts, locking for unmergeable binary files, useful properties like svn:ignore, and how to undo changes safely.
Subversion: The Centralized Version Control Model
How Subversion (SVN) works and why it still exists in a Git world. Covers the centralized model, the central repository and working copy, global revision numbers and atomic commits, and the real reasons teams keep SVN: large binaries, path-based access control, and a single source of truth.