Hi Jason, I didn't find any darcs free hosting (not that I searched hard) and from what you say, it seems that, even if I think it's great software, it's maybe not the best choice. I hosted the code on sourceforge, which is well known and this can maybe help spread the word too. I suck at project management, so at least at first I will be very clumsy :) http://www.sourceforge.net/projects/vimpulse/ 2009/6/22 Jason Spiro <[email protected]>
On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 1:58 AM, Alessandro Piras <[email protected]> wrote:
yeah, I was thinking of getting some kind of repository for the code, as using only emacs-wiki is difficult also for me. Is git easy to use? I was thinking about darcs, that shouldn't bee too complicated. ...
I think it'd be best to use something that:
1. we can find free online hosting for.
2. works with Assembla, since Vimpulse's bug tracking is on Assembla already. So this means svn, git, or Mercurial. Darcs is not supported.
3. a lot of people already know the basics of how to use.
4. is easy to learn, so that if new maintainers or co-maintainers step up, they can continue easily. Based on what I have read, svn and Mercurial are easy to learn, but Git is harder.
But I am not a maintainer. So it is 100% your choice what to use.
What do you think you will use?
P.S. I already know how to use svn and git, but I learned them a long time ago and don't remember how hard they are to learn.
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