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Luis Colorado wrote:
Joe,
If you are not a big believer in source control systems like CVS, what do
you believe in? Any recommendations?
For production work, CMS (Change Management Systems) provide much more
functionality than SCS (source control systems).
CMS is indispensable if you have even two programmers in a shop. Heck,
CMS is nice if you can afford it in a one-person shop. It's essential
to be able to relate objects together (display file and program), to
check them out, and to be able to promote both source and object through
phases such as development, QA and production (not to mention being able
to distribute them to other machines in larger environments).
It's even more of an issue when you start talking about multi-tiered
environments with things like configuration files, internal databases,
binary files (DLLs, JARs, etc), images, you name it. And really good
systems provide hooks to things like incident reporting and bug
tracking, and even project management.
Most source control systems are about allowing multiple people to write
code. CMS systems are for managing application development and
distribution.
I recommend none, especially since David Gibbs works for MKS, and if I
suggested MKS was best I'd be accused of pandering to the chief <grin>.
(And if I didn't, my posts would mysteriously start being rejected...
(ducking and running)).
Joe
midrange.com
