SourceSafe
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What is SourceSafe?
Microsoft Visual SourceSafe (VSS) was a source control software package. It was primarily used for managing source code and other files in software development projects. It provided features like version control, branching, merging, and user access control. It was commonly used in smaller teams or for projects that didn't require the robustness and scalability of more modern version control systems like Git.
What other technologies are related to SourceSafe?
SourceSafe Competitor Technologies
CVS
Concurrent Versions System; a version control system that competed with SourceSafe.
Subversion
A version control system, often considered a successor to CVS, and a direct competitor to SourceSafe.
TFS
Team Foundation Server, now Azure DevOps Server, is a Microsoft product that includes version control and competes directly with SourceSafe, although it offers many more features
SVN
Short for Subversion, a version control system, a direct competitor to SourceSafe.
Git
A distributed version control system, a major competitor to SourceSafe.
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Database Engineer
0.1% of all Database Engineer jobs mention SourceSafe
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Firmware Engineer
10 Firmware Engineer jobs mention SourceSafe
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Embedded Engineer
11 Embedded Engineer jobs mention SourceSafe
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Software Engineer
191 Software Engineer jobs mention SourceSafe
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Engineer
260 Engineer jobs mention SourceSafe
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