SubPython - Text editor for Subversion

[tuntis]

If you wish to use source control for such purposes, I strongly suggest that you switch to git, hg or bzr since they're decentralized and don't require you to push every commit to a remote location.

git's my favorite, even though the Windows support is a little bit dodgy.

Yeah, but even though it's currently not asynchronous, I still like the idea of all my team members being able to edit the same project on a central server.

DVCS does not prevent you from doing this: you can still have a remote repository and push your commits to it as often as you want to. In fact, I'd argue that it makes working in a team much easier, because of better branching support, etc.

[kamen]

Cool idea, reminds me of having FTP in an editor, I think some comercial editors do this already, like Coda (mac).

I use Vim so I can just use :!comand for the command-line, shortcut would be easy to set up too.
But again kudos for the idea.

I haven't worked with version control systems too much yet, I'll have to learn when I make something worth sharing or feel confident enough to help someone with theirs.