SVN or Git for source code management?

[Flash4Ever]

I am an early adopter of SVN for code subversion control and all my projects are managed by SVN.
Today I see so many projects migrating to Git.
What is your experience? Is worth to rethink all my code management and make a definitive move to Git?

 

[dchuk]

if svn still works for you, why change?

 

[uplinked]

GIT'ER'DONE

No, but really, git is "the next generation" of SCM (relative to SVN) and has many paradigm differences from simple CVS/SVN that make it superior for most use cases.

Mercurial and Bazaar are good too, but I feel git has wider adoption.

 

[ashbeats]

Personally, I prefer GIT over SVN mainly because of speed, repos are relatively smaller and i like the simplicity of the syntax.

But I guess it all boils down to your personal preferences and needs.

Btw check this out man:
https://git.wiki.kernel.org/index.php/GitSvnComparsion

 

[Flash4Ever]

I like the no network latency of Git.

@uplinked
I think git is the next generation too

@ashbeats
I have played some minutes with git syntax, yes it's lighter than SVN, migration is not an issue.