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There's no need to set up a server to use SVN. It will run perfectly well against a local repository on the same machine, or over ssh (again without a dedicated server) to a remote machine. And there's other options besides (or on top of :) SVN that don't require dedicated servers either. Additionally: Not that you're not free to work without a net if you really want to, just don't be surprised when you go splat. And you will eventually go splat (Murphy and what not . . .). And the more cautious who do use SCM religiously will snicker when you're hoist on your own petard.
The cake is a lie. In reply to Re^2: Perl best practices fanatism (also commenting on version control)
by Fletch
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