I will recommend you use git over other VCS like svn, because git is
a distributed version control system, you can do everything without a
server.
If you need a center git hosting, you can try http://gitfarm.appspot.com,
a free private git hosting service. It's built on top of App Engine,
so you
I'd recommend Git or Mercurial for collaboration. Read why here [1].
I personally user Mercurial. Git is mainly equivalent, but Mercurial
is a Python project and will be the official Python VCS [1] so I
preferred it. Both have popular web services: bitbucket.org
(mercurial) and github.com (git).
Beanstalkapp has worked well for me. And it's free for smaller
projects. It's svn based.
On Aug 21, 10:30 am, NealWalters wrote:
> I've been using Mercurial, hosted on bitbucket.com.
> Neal Walters
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Hi vicson,
If your project is Open Source, you can use Google Code Project Hosting:
http://code.google.com/hosting/createProject .
If your project is not Open Source, there are a number of options. Git is a
good decentralized source control system, which doesn't require a server -
each working tre
You can try unfuddle.com for hosted SVN.
-V
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