Thursday, February 28, 2008
Another free SVN service
Thursday, February 28, 2008 
If you're comfortable with the contents of your SVN repositories sitting in a cloud outside your corporate firewall, etc. I have found a really decent SVN service thats free and offers quite a lot. Yes, Google Code is cool, but it doesn't seem to offer the same kind of feature plans. Which service is this? Assembla.
FREE ACCOUNT:
That being said, I think I still prefer the simplicity of purpose of Beanstalk, and the UI for it is superior. You won't get as much storage, and you can only create a single repository for free of 15MB. Thats pretty small. You can get 250MB for $15/mo., 1GB for $25/mo., and 3GB for $50/mo. However, if you're going to need that much space, I think that you would probably suck it up and opt to just install SVN on a box on your network or something.
FREE ACCOUNT:
- Unlimited team size
- Public or Private (invited members only)
- Subversion - the standard in SCM
- Trac - development tickets and timeline
- Integrated Ticket tool
- Wiki
- Milestones, Tasks, and Discussions
- Alerts: Real-time email, batch email, or RSS
- File attachments
- Chat
- "Stand-up" or "Scrum" team member reports
- Image Annotation
- Time tracking and reporting
That being said, I think I still prefer the simplicity of purpose of Beanstalk, and the UI for it is superior. You won't get as much storage, and you can only create a single repository for free of 15MB. Thats pretty small. You can get 250MB for $15/mo., 1GB for $25/mo., and 3GB for $50/mo. However, if you're going to need that much space, I think that you would probably suck it up and opt to just install SVN on a box on your network or something.
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metric152 said...“Another really nice place is codespaces.com. I set up an account there for a project I'm working on and it's really nice. Great interface and they backup every version release. Very good free account also.”
