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    <p>The standard procedure as you describe is more or less the same. I also you this approach for my team. It can also be called staged application development. </p> <p>Here is how I am doing it, I use a remote SVN host (ex: assembla.com, unfuddle.com) to store all my codes. My team members store the information there on these remote svn servers. You can also buy an VPS and setup SVN there and user the same approach. </p> <p>Best practices is to test locally and commit and commit as many times as you can but every commit must solve a problem or include a significant segment that adds any new feature.</p> <p>Once the commit is done by everyone the lead developer then can login to the staging server via SSH using tools like PuTTY. First time the lead developer has to checkout the code into the folder where the codes are to be located. During this phase file conflict may arise if multiple developers edits same segment of a file. The lead developer should then resolve the code first and then proceed with the checkout. Once checked out, there onwards the lead developer will only need to do a svn update on the staging server to make the code up to date.</p> <p>Basic idea is to get the code working on local setup then commit and update the staging for testing the application on a simulated scenario and then commit it to the live site.</p> <p>There are a lot of if's and but's here which will need me to write a chapter on :) but in short this is the zest. </p> <p>Tools (you can use to work under this setup): - Tortoise SVN Manager - PuTTy - NetBeans</p> <p>hope it helps :)</p>
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    1. COThis blog-post by me elaborates how such a setup can be made - http://bit.ly/cEnfgx
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    2. COThanks for your input (+1). Though it doesn't touch the vital part of my question. When I understand you correctly then your devs commit to SVN after new functionality has been implemented. Before they can do so they have to run the code and on your blog you write about a local server instance. The core issue of my question is this ... how do you work when you have no local server but exclusivly a remote one. And how do you technologically bridge the network-gap between your IDE (to write) and the server (to execute).
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    3. COHi, The solution to your scenario is to use tortoise SVN in your local PC/Laptop and host the code on SVN. The developer will code and commit to SVN and you can then have multiple branches of the same code in your remote server. The idea is to emulate a 2 stage development scenario on your remote server. Example: dev.yourdomain.com points to var/yourdomain.com/branches/dev/ and www.yourdomain.com points to var/yourdomain.com/trunks the concept is to initially test the code on development server then after everything is tested update the trunk folder with the latest code to make it live.
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