A few months ago I got involved with AnkhSVN and as part of working on AnkhSVN, I was introduced to SharpSvn. SharpSvn is a C# implementation of the Subversion client API that has become the core of AnkhSvn. To be brief, I am very impressed with the completeness of SharpSvn, its design and well written/documented source code. To learn get more acquainted with SharpSvn, I decided to write a little Subversion Log Viewer using SharpSvn but to keep from reinventing the wheel, let me point you to my CollabNet blog entry: SharpSvn Brings Subversion to .NET. This blog entry describes my impression of SharpSvn, has a documented code snippet outlining how SharpSvn was used and also reference to the downloadable SharpSvn-based Subversion Log Viewer source code.
SharpSvn: A Powerful C# Client Binding for Subversion
My name is Jeremy Whitlock and ThoughtSpark.org is my site. The purpose of this site is for me to share my opinion and my knowledge, if you want to call it that. To get to know each other a little better, I am a Software Architect for CollabNet, Inc. where I work on things like Subversion, AnkhSVN and other things. I'm also a huge open source advocate actively involved in, or have submitted accepted code to the likes of CruiseControl, OpenEJB, Continuum and others.
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Awesome! I have been looking
Awesome! I have been looking for something like this. Having a decent API to program against should allow for the creation of some neat SVN tools (obviously AnhkSVN is a strong example of this!). Speaking of which, is there any news on StudioTurtle??
Keep up the good work!
Jason