Google Code

Sarah Perez on July 27th, 2006

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Today Google announced the release of their new open-source project code hosting space, simply called "Google Code." The service, designed to compete with SourceForge, has a simple interface, although whether this makes it more or less user-friendly than SourceForge is still up for debate. According to the FAQ, Google Code will offer the following:

  • Project workspaces with simple membership controls
  • Version control via Subversion
  • Issue tracking
  • Mailing lists at groups.google.com

The reliability and stability of the Google servers as compared to SourceForge makes Google Code an attractive new offering for developers.

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One Response to “Google Code”

  1. Subversion should rock.
    Learning CVS was the most difficult part of managing code at Sourceforge, I always feel as if I should put it on my resume.

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