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.
I am a family man with two sons to raise. My profession is software development. One of my hobbies is my profession.
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.