Subversion (SVN)

A build management and continuous integration server with version control support.

A suite of development tools from Microsoft that includes version control functionality.

An agile project management tool that includes version control capabilities.

A cloud-based development environment with integrated version control features.

A version control system that emphasizes ease of use and adaptability.

A web-based version control repository hosting service that supports both Git and Mercurial.

A fully-managed source control service that makes it easy to host secure Git repositories.

An older version control system that allows collaborative development of software.

A distributed version control system that includes a bug tracker and wiki.

A distributed version control system for tracking changes in source code.

An educational course that covers the basics of using Git and GitHub.

A standalone UI tool for managing Git repositories.

A tool for managing and keeping track of Git stashes easily.

A desktop application that simplifies managing Git repositories on GitHub.

A cross-platform Git client that allows visual management of repositories.

An integrated platform for version control, CI/CD, and collaboration on Git repositories.

A self-hosted Git service that is simple and lightweight.

A requirement management tool that fits in with Helix Core version control.

A distributed version control system known for its simplicity and speed.

A version control platform designed for large projects with vast amounts of data.

A version control system optimized for game development and large assets.

A platform that supports multiple version control systems including Git, Mercurial, and SVN.

A powerful Subversion client with a user-friendly interface and advanced features.

A web-based service that provides source code management and a platform for open-source software development.

A Git desktop client that provides a visual interface for managing repositories.