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Professional deployment strategy for a lone freelancer working on a website?

I am a freelancer and prefer to work on large projects on my own.

So far I have used FileZilla to download the projects that I am working on, and after detecting errors, I used to edit the file with FileZilla.

I want to use SVN (or GIT? Is it better for this particular scenario?) To develop and deploy my projects or to fix bugs when I detect them.

I don’t have much experience using SVN, but I used it because I worked a bit on the main development of WordPress. I recently launched a site, and it is quite popular now. For development, I use a strategy Ctrl+S and F5. I want to become more professional.

How to configure local SVN, Eclipse and production web server to use SVN? Any link to a good tutorial will be very helpful.

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If you are not familiar with version control systems, I suggest you start with Subversion to learn the basic concepts and get used to the workflow. Git is very powerful, but it can be a little more complicated at first if you have never worked with an SCM tool before.

The easiest way to get the SVN repository is to use Apache to access the repository via http or https. You can find guides around the world on configuring Apache + SVN (examples here and here ).

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