Firefly offers four types of user interface to satisfy your version control needs. Java and .Net GUI offers user friendliness; Command Line interface offers the power and flexibility; Web UI offers the convenience of being able to connect remotely; integration with many IDEs offers diversity and the ability to work in the tool of your choice.
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.NET Client on Windows
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Web UI
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Command Line Interface
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IDE Integration
Firefly offers integration with almost all major IDEs. The list includes:
- Microsoft Visual Studio
- Microsoft Visual Studio .NET
- Borland C++ Builder (through SourceConneXion)
- Borland Dephi (through SourceConneXion)
- Borland JBuilder
- IBM WebSphere Application Developer
- IBM Visual Age for Java
- Eclipse
- Sybase PowerBuilder
- BEA WebLogic Workshop
If your IDE of choice isn't listed here but supports Microsoft SCC then Firefly can be integrated with your IDE.
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Firefly WebLogic Workshop Integration
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Firefly JBuilder Integration
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Firefly Web UI is a powerful feature. It is not just an information portal where properties and statistics about controlled objected are displayed. You can complete a series of tasks like branch, label creation, ACL setup and so on. Also, the Web UI makes code review easier than ever.
Firefly provides a graphical version tree to intuitive display of file versions. It is able to display file versions in two modes: file complete versions and file versions by development streams.
VDM
Firefly can intelligently resolve most of the conflicts, but when the unfortunate occurs and you have to step in, Hansky Visual Diff-Merge is here to help. Hansky VDM is a graphical compare and conflict resolve tool integrated into Firefly. It supports compare and 3-way merge. If you have a better third party merge tool, you can integrate it with Firefly as well.
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