I read about BitBucket in passing, but I might look into them now too. Imitation works for me.
I'm becoming frustrated with Github. Do any links to github from google work? I'm tired of cleaning up old blog posts with links to Github. Github has the most beautiful 404 page. Geez, I wonder why. Github's site and issue search are practically useless. Github feels like it's built on a house of cards.
I went from SourceForge -> Google Code -> Github -> what's next?
In my case, I recently just put a repo on my own site. I access it over ssh, and it's visible over http using gitweb. Works fine for my hobby projects, and it's under my own control.
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Wow, all you've accomplished is making me want to look at your competitors. What's "innovative and honest" about this?
Edit: When was this thing actually posted? The ego-stroking Google Trends chart at the bottom cuts off at the end of 2008.
I read about BitBucket in passing, but I might look into them now too. Imitation works for me.
I'm becoming frustrated with Github. Do any links to github from google work? I'm tired of cleaning up old blog posts with links to Github. Github has the most beautiful 404 page. Geez, I wonder why. Github's site and issue search are practically useless. Github feels like it's built on a house of cards.
I went from SourceForge -> Google Code -> Github -> what's next?
In my case, I recently just put a repo on my own site. I access it over ssh, and it's visible over http using gitweb. Works fine for my hobby projects, and it's under my own control.