Project hosting

[frankie roberto]

Anyone got any recommendations for [open source] project hosting?

I've looked at
http://code.google.com/
http://sourceforge.net/
http://rubyforge.org/

So far, Google Code looks the most user-friendly...

Frankie

[Stephen Pope]

Google code is very good .. i contribute to the Moq project and its very
simple (just normal SVN) .. not sure how it is to administer but
everyone on the project seems happy enough :)

I also use CodePlex for my OpenCalais project .. but obviously thats
very .NET centric (uses Team Foundation server etc)

Another project ive contributed to (snooze) is using assembla
(http://www.assembla.com - http://www.assembla.com/wiki/show/snooze ) ..
this has a slightly different feel but has good bug tracking (using
trac) and has stuff for a more scrum style of development.

HTH

Stephen

Frankie

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