Ask HN: Where do you host your personal projects?

2 points by smwhreyebelong 17y ago ↗ HN

Hi fellow hackers,

I am looking to start work on a new personal project and was looking to use version control hosted online.

Any recommendations for svn / git hosting ? Good / Bad experiences ? Best bang for the buck ?

Thanks in advance!

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noodle 17y ago ↗

obligatory slicehost post.

kbrower 17y ago ↗

github

gonick_daysbury 17y ago ↗

Google Code.

brianto2010 17y ago ↗

My friend uses googlecode. Its free and uses svn.

http://code.google.com

http://code.google.com/hosting

smwhreyebelong 17y ago ↗

Thanks for the fast replies.

Google code / github definitely make sense for open source projects. But what if the project I'm working on is not open-source ?

Any recommendations for personal hosting ?

brianto2010 17y ago ↗

Try this search:

http://www.google.com/search?q=comparison+"project+hosting"+...

These look good:

http://unfuddle.com

http://cvsdude.com

https://www.freepository.com

pjhyett 17y ago ↗

GitHub also hosts private repositories: http://github.com/plans

zokiboy 17y ago ↗

Beanstalk -- http://www.beanstalkapp.com/ SVN hosting. Good customer support, solid service. For me beanstalk is github for svn :)

JeremyChase 17y ago ↗

linode 360

smwhreyebelong 17y ago ↗

Thanks for the input, everyone. I have decided to go with unfuddle for now since they host both svn and git repositories and their free plan has more than what I need for now.