There was some discussion during the semester about listing and maybe hosting student projects on the CS lounge site. I volunteered to help setup Subversion hosting, but haven't gotten around to it.
Laziness aside, I'm not sure what people actually want. There's already a number of sites that offer project hosting (e.g. Google Code, Sourceforge, GitHub, etc.). I don't see any point in duplicating these. For open/public projects, it seems more sensible to just point people to one of those places. A directory of projects that students are developing and contributing to might be nice. On the other hand, I can imagine that it would be handy to just have a place to stash your personal work, class projects, and minimally-baked ideas. If people are interested, I think it might actually make sense to set up: * Repository hosting * Access control (make it easy to give your friends and partners access) * Repository browsing with history Features I often find useful, but might not make sense here: * wiki * ticket/bug/to-do list * source code search (like http://mxr.mozilla.org/ ) I don't know how much time I'll have for this, but I think it's good to know what to aim for. Other people who were/are interested in helping: * Ed Kohlwey - Mercurial * Matt McCutchen - Git Cheers, -Nikolas
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