Every professional team uses version control. And nothing works better than Subversion for complex commercial projects. So asitrack provides built-in Subversion integration with your repositories and checkouts.
I disagree with this statement. I have found DVCS like Mercurial to be far superior than Subversion for managing complexity in commercial and non-commercial projects. I have increased confidence in branching as branching is a first-class concept (see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2471606/how-and-or-why-is... for a good discussion on why DVCS is better than SVN at branching/merging). I also find being able to locally track changes without sharing them to be a huge benefit.
I disagree with this statement. I have found DVCS like Mercurial to be far superior than Subversion for managing complexity in commercial and non-commercial projects. I have increased confidence in branching as branching is a first-class concept (see http://stackoverflow.com/questions/2471606/how-and-or-why-is... for a good discussion on why DVCS is better than SVN at branching/merging). I also find being able to locally track changes without sharing them to be a huge benefit.
What are your thoughts on this?