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SVN vs. GitApache Subversion or SVN is one of the most popular centralized version control systems. Now, SVN's popularity decreases, but there are still millions of projects stored in it. It can continue to be actively maintained by an open-source community. In SVN, you can check out a single version of the repository. It stores data in a central server. The drawback of the SVN is, it has the entire history on a local repository, which limits you. You can only do commits, diffs, logs, branches, merges, file annotations, etc. While Git is a popular distributed version control system, which means that you can clone your repository, thus you can get a complete copy of your entire history of that project. It means you can access all your commits. Git has more advantages than SVN. It is much better for those developers who are not always connected to the master repository. Also, it is much faster than SVN. To better understand the differences between Git and Subversion, let's have a look at the following significance points.
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