I was recently googling around to see what the best way to setup a version control system would be for me when I came across the following article from Neville’s My Cantina blog:
Get up and running with TortoiseSVN and Subversion in 15 minutes
Just what I was looking for! Thanks, Neville.
What’s the record for the most stops and starts a Micro ISV can have and still be considered a business? 
On the one hand, a new relationship has meant I haven’t gotten as far with the business as I could have, which has meant several months of little to know “business-thinking”.
The unexpected benefit of this is that once I (re-)started thinking about my ISV and various ideas it was all fresh and exciting again and I clearly see the direction I needed to go to with development. I also see what areas seemed so important before but are now less so.
If you’re bootstrapping, a hiatus can definitely be a good thing!
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