Code Repository

[Paul Smith]

So, for a okcdojo code repository, would you rather use bitbucket.org or github.com?  Or, is one even needed?  I just thought it would be good to have someplace to have code stored for the times we might want a codekata based on refactoring existing code, or to look at solutions to a kata.

github would give us

• Unlimited Public Repositories 
• Unlimited Public Collaborators
• 300 MB Disk Space
• no private repos
• uses git
  

bitbucket

• Unlimited Public Repositories
• Unlimited Public Collaborators 
• 150 MB Disk Space
• 1 private repos
• uses mercurial
  

So, I think the main difference would be git vs mercurial unless a private repo or 150 MB of disk space matters.  Any thoughts?  I suppose google


Paul Smith

[Chad Gorshing]

I think a repo would be just fine to use. I would lean towards github.

Sometimes we create code from the absolute beginning, but there will
also be times where we will start with a project and add different
practices to it.

But it would also be nice to have a place to put things as we finish them.

Chad

[Les Martin]

have you looked at Google Code?

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On Wed, Feb 3, 2010 at 3:08 PM, Paul Smith <paul...@gmail.com> wrote:

[Paul Smith]

I think we decided google code would be out(via gTalk) due to more pain with hosting mulitple repo's.

[Brett L. Schuchert]

Personally I don't have a strong opinion. I don't see that we have much of a need at all so any solution should work.

I have more experience with, in order:

cvs

Subversion

git

I'm willing to use Mercurial so NBD.

Brett