Off Topic: Google Code Project Hosting

[sethjackson]

This is off topic (sorta).

Have you guys seen this?

http://code.google.com/hosting/

For now it has SVN access, and some sorta "bug tracker".

[takeshimiya]

Thanks for the info!
I'm using it right now, in less than 1 minute you can have a new project with a bugtracker and svn fully working, completely easy.

[RJP Computing]

It looks great. It is simple yet functional. The only thing I can see it is missing is the ability to have a web page with your project. But it looks great. Does anybody know about what kind of projects it allows. (Licensing, etc.)

[sethjackson]

It looks great. It is simple yet functional. The only thing I can see it is missing is the ability to have a web page with your project. But it looks great. Does anybody know about what kind of projects it allows. (Licensing, etc.)

Apache License 2.0, Artistic/GPL 2, LGPL, GPL 2, MIT License, Mozilla Public License 1.1 New BSD License.
Umm I think it will allow just about any kind of project...
It would be nice to have a webpage with it.

[kidmosey]

Wow, that is awesome, and way easy.  BTW, if you want to add a homepage, why not just add it to the links section?  You could actually create an entire list of project links there.

[sethjackson]

Wow, that is awesome, and way easy.  BTW, if you want to add a homepage, why not just add it to the links section?  You could actually create an entire list of project links there.

I was talking about Google actually providing a home page. Kinda like SourceForge does. Anyways you are right you can add a link to your homepage.

[Game_Ender]

I was talking about Google actually providing a home page. Kinda like SourceForge does. Anyways you are right you can add a link to your homepage.

Well I think you need a gmail account already, so you could use googlepages.

[sethjackson]

I was talking about Google actually providing a home page. Kinda like SourceForge does. Anyways you are right you can add a link to your homepage.

Well I think you need a gmail account already, so you could use googlepages.

Yeah I thought about that too.....

[takeshimiya]

Google Code Project for the svn and bugtracker,
Google Pages for the hosting (100mb),
Google Groups for mailing lists/discussions between developers,
Google Mail/Talk for communication between developers,
Google Blogger for blogging,
Google Calendar for deadlines/meetings...

Too good and too dangerous xD

[sethjackson]

Google Code Project for the svn and bugtracker,
Google Pages for the hosting (100mb),
Google Groups for mailing lists/discussions between developers,
Google Mail/Talk for communication between developers,
Google Blogger for blogging,
Google Calendar for deadlines/meetings...

Too good and too dangerous xD

[Game_Ender]

Now they just need to get some more integration between these services, to make the whole process more seamless.

[kidmosey]

Google Code Project for the svn and bugtracker,
Google Pages for the hosting (100mb),
Google Groups for mailing lists/discussions between developers,
Google Mail/Talk for communication between developers,
Google Blogger for blogging,
Google Calendar for deadlines/meetings...

Too good and too dangerous xD

looks like I need to update my sig to 2 years

[sethjackson]

Now they just need to get some more integration between these services, to make the whole process more seamless.

Yes indeed.

[Vampyre_Dark]

Goto pages.google.com and you can make your own free page, with no adds. Then you can have a page for your project, I guess typing it in the project description.