MPLAB® X IDE Version Control

Versioning is a system for software developers to support collaborative development in a team and track changes to source code over time from multiple developers. MPLAB® X IDE supports version control through a variety of third-party tools. Below are several links to help you get started with these tools. This list is by no means comprehensive but should provide a good starting point.

Git

Git Website
Wikipedia: Git
Git Tutorial
Using Git Support in NetBeans IDE

Subversion®

Apache™ Subversion® Website
Wikipedia: Apache™ Subversion®
Version Control with Subversion®
Using Subversion Support in NetBeans IDE

Mercurial

Mercurial Website
Wikipedia: Mercurial
Hginit: Mercurial tutorial
Using Mercurial Support in NetBeans IDE

CVS (supported through a plugin)

CVS - Concurrent Versions System
Wikipedia: Concurrent Versions System
Source Forge: What is CVS?
Using CVS Support in NetBeans IDE

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MPLAB X IDE is based on the NetBeans platform.

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