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Version control "in the clouds"

I'm a developer who works on both individual and group projects using Microsoft Visual Studio. I could setup one of several different source control packages, such as VSS, SourceGear Vault or SVN on a server of my own and access them remotely; however, I don't want to deal with the hassle of setting it up, configuring it, etc.

Does anyone offer a hosted source control service?

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James Sun Avatar asked Oct 15 '08 12:10

James Sun


5 Answers

For Git, check out GitHub. Good packages, used by an awful lot of opensource projects. Considered to be one of the best hosting experiences for git.

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Marcin Gil Avatar answered Feb 07 '23 01:02

Marcin Gil


I use Assembla to host all my personal projects. It has 500mb of storage and you can host your code and do bug tracking and issue tracking.

It also has a good set of tools and you can use SVN, Trac/SVN, Trac/git, Mercurial or even an external SVN server for source control.

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pabloide86 Avatar answered Feb 07 '23 01:02

pabloide86


http://unfuddle.com/ offers a wide variety of SCM offerings (Subversion/Git/Maybe CVS?) as well as issue tracking. And they do it very well.

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mwilliams Avatar answered Feb 07 '23 01:02

mwilliams


We use Dreamhost for our subversion repositories and are very happy so far, plus you can't beat the price: http://www.dreamhost.com/hosting-features.html#svn

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Vassili Altynikov Avatar answered Feb 07 '23 01:02

Vassili Altynikov


Google Code, SourceForge all have code hosting solutions. How private do you want to be ?

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jim Avatar answered Feb 07 '23 02:02

jim