Thread: Github vs SVN
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Re: Github vs SVN

First: Github is a site (that does have a client) for using a version control system called git.

Here's a good comparison of the 2: https://git.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/GitSvnComparison

In general, git can support a very branch-heavy development process more easily, and can be easier to use if you have irregular internet access (hint hint, good for at competition). Netbeans has integration for both systems too, I believe.
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