Although I initially created this blog as a medium to archive and publish my writings, I am constantly doing research into new (and sometimes not so new) technologies and am faced with the need to go a step further than simply bookmarking a website or a set of multiple websites, finding it more efficient to post pertinent information here for further reference.
Sites that Offer Subversion Hosting
berlios.de: free hosting for open-source projects
http://www.berlios.de/
ObjectWeb: open source middleware
http://www.objectweb.org/
CollabNet: commercial software development collaboration platform, with Subversion integration
http://www.collab.net/subversion/
CVSDude: free and commercial Subversion hosting
http://cvsdude.com/
SourceHosting.net: commercial Subversion hosting
http://www.sourcehosting.net/
wush.net: commercial Subversion hosting
http://www.wush.net/
hosted-projects.com: commercial Subversion hosting
http://www.hosted-projects.com/
ProjectLocker: commercial Subversion hosting
http://www.projectlocker.com/
Gna!: free hosting for Projects under a GPL-compatible license
https://gna.org/index.php
http://www.projxpert.com/: professional software project hosting site
http://www.projxpert.com/
DevGuard.com: commercial Subversion hosting
http://www.devguard.com/
AVLUX Solutions: commercial Subversion hosting
http://www.avlux.net/
GeekISP: commercial Subversion hosting
http://www.geekisp.com/
TextDrive: commercial Subversion hosting
http://textdrive.com/
Labyrinth Data Services: commercial Subversion hosting
http://www.labyrinthdata.net.au/
SourceForge.net: no-charge hosting for open-source projects
http://sourceforge.net/
hosted-projects.com: commercial Subversion hosting
http://www.hosted-projects.com
google.com: free Subversion hosting for open source projects
http://code.google.com/hosting/
myVersionControl.com: Subversion Hosting and Project Management
http://www.myversioncontrol.com/
Versionshelf.com: commercial Subversion hosting with free service for students and teachers
http://www.versionshelf.com/
Assembla: "... free workspaces with unlimited team size and integrated tools like wiki, discussion, alerts, Subversion, Trac,..." [and more]
http://www.assembla.com/
Code Spaces: free and commercial Subversion hosting
http://www.CodeSpaces.com/
Beanstalk: hosted Subversion management and integration service
http://www.beanstalkapp.com/
8svn: pay-as-you-go subversion hosting
http://www.8svn.com/
Springloops: hosted Subversion dedicated to web developers
http://www.springloops.com/
Weble: commercial Subversion hosting
http://www.weble.be/
SSHControl.com: Subversion, Git, and Mercurial hosting over SSH
http://sshcontrol.com/
XP-Dev.com: free Subversion hosting
http://xp-dev.com/
This awesome list adapted from the original article at http://subversion.tigris.org/links.html. Personally I'm using assembla.com's free hosting package, and TortoiseSVN as the UI for the repository. Setting up this combination was by far the easiest of many other operations performed this week (setup time being max 30 min.).
Chris
4 comments:
I like Assembla as well. Being able to hide code is a plus. We use a lot of non-GPL'ed code that legally we're not allowed to make public.
It's a pity though that they're down right now. :(
Yeah, I agree. The only open source program I've worked on is Echoes of Eternity at Sourceforge (which is currently inactive). The code I upload to Assembla is definitely not owned by me exclusively and is commercial, so it's very cool that they offer free accounts for code of all license types.
I checked the site a few minutes ago and they are up now (I guess it was a temporary outage?)...
Chris
You missed two of the best subversion hosting companies,
http://svnrepository.com/
http://unfuddle.com/
svnrepository is the best if you prefer trac
unfuddle is the best if you are looking for the new and improved
Valuable info. Lucky me I found your site by accident, I bookmarked it.
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