<DIV><p>In <i>Pragmatic Guide to Subversion</i>, author Mike Mason shares the features and practices that have made Subversion so successful. Each of the 48 tasks selected for the book is presented as a quick two-pager, with a succinct description on the left side and a quick reference on the right. The book is designed for experienced developers. You want to get straight to the tricks and traps you'd otherwise learn by trial and error.<br><br> Subversion started life as a command-line tool, but graphical clients are now extremely popular and can offer a lot of extra power. For every task in <i>Pragmatic Guide to Subversion</i>, you get to see how to carry out the task via the regular command-line client as well as the TortoiseSVN graphical client for Windows, and the Cornerstone graphical client for Mac.<br><br> Whether or not you've used other version control tools, you'll learn Subversion's popular way of working-how to access your source code, make changes, and share them with your team.<br><br> You won't find a more practical approach to learning Subversion than <i>Pragmatic Guide to Subversion</i>.</p></div>