TFS vs SVN

Difference between Subversion and Team Foundation Server 2010
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Difference between TFS and SVN

S.No	Subversion	Team Foundation Server 2010
1	Check-Out : Download the latest version of all the files.	Get Latest : Download the latest version of all the files.
2	Update: Updates a file to the latest version. This does nothing if you already have the latest version or a newer version than what is found on the server.	Get Latest: Updates a file to the latest version. This does nothing if you already have the latest version or a newer version than what is found on the server.
3	N/A	Check-Out: Communicate to TFS that you desire to edit a file or folder and set it to writeable within your local filesystem.
4	Commit: Uploads any new changes to files you have edited to the Server.	Check-In: Uploads any new changes to files you have edited to the Server.
5	Revision: The Unit of versioning. Each time you Check-in, that Check-in is given a unique Changeset ID.	Changeset: The Unit of versioning. Each time you Check-in, that Check-in is given a unique Changeset ID.
6	Copy: A folder that contains a copy of the Main source tree.	Branch: A folder that contains a copy of the Main source tree.
7	Revert : Used to undo changes from a Changeset inside the Repository.	Rollback: Used to undo changes from a Changeset inside the Repository.
8	Diff : Used to analyze differences between the a file or folder found in your Workspace and that same file or folder found in the Repository.	Compare : Used to analyze differences between the a file or folder found in your Workspace and that same file or folder found in the Repository.
9	Blame: Downloads every version of a file and goes line-by-line creating an output file showing the changeset, date, and user who last edited each line of code.	Annotate: Downloads every version of a file and goes line-by-line creating an output file showing the changeset, date, and user who last edited each line of code.
10	Log : Details a timeline of each Changeset and which user updated that particular file.	History: Details a timeline of each Changeset and which user updated that particular file.
11	N/A	Workspace: A container that maps your Working Folder found on your Local Machine to the Team Foundation Server Repository. Includes details like Name, Owner, and Computer.

Summary:

1. Both TFS and SVN uses the same name Add to place a File or Folder into the Repository.
2. Both TFS and SVN uses the same name Delete to mark a File or Folder as Deleted on the Server. The file is still there, but it will not be downloaded or uploaded at the next Get or Check-in command.