SVN integrates all the developers' code, allowing us to keep track of changes happening to the source code. It provides monitored access to the source code. SVN is open-source software, so there's no need to purchase a license to work with it. SVN follows a Centralized Architecture. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.

SVN doesn't have the option of pull requests, which the current industry is using. It is centralized architecture software, where all the developers' code is integrated in one place. It's outdated software, lacking current industry-standard version control features. Review collected by and hosted on G2.com.