I’m learning to use the git, distributed version control system. It seems to be much faster then Subversion that I have used with my Google Code projects. I just created a repository on GitHub for Mobidentica project. Source code is available under the Apache License 2.0. If you like to clone the repository, use this:
git clone git://github.com/tlaukkanen/mobidentica.git
I’ll have to see if I’ll start using git with those projects that are on Google Code as it seems to be possible too: Benjamin Lynn from Google Developer Programs wrote a blog post on how to use git on Google Code projects.
Google Code has no support for git (yet), sourceforge has.
But the git-svn-staging described by the Google dev is definitely worth a try if you often work off-line. I used this for some time and it works really great.
Are you considering moving MTE to github? It seems easier for devs to make changes compared to google code…
@Paul: Not at the moment. Maybe when Google Code adds native support to git and NetBeans gets an improved version of git plugin.