Architecture: Git is a distributed version control system (DVCS) where each developer has a local copy of the full version history on their machine. SVN is a centralized version control system where the version history is stored on a central server and developers must connect to the server to access it[1][2].
Branching and merging: Git makes branching and merging very easy and fast. SVN's branching and merging capabilities are more limited and slower[1][3].
Performance: SVN performs better with large codebases and binary files. Git is optimized for speed but can struggle with large files and repositories[1][2].
Learning curve: SVN is generally easier to learn than Git, which has a steeper learning curve with more concepts and commands[3][4].
Offline work: With Git, developers can commit changes, branch, merge etc. offl...
