[computer-go] Open Source project

[Ron Goldman]

There's also java.net --- one of the few (only?) hosting sites that  
provides a wiki in addition to the standard tools.

-- Ron -- 

On Aug 7, 2006, at 6:27 AM, Mark Boon wrote:
> Previously I put my library on SourceForge. At the time SourceForge  
> didn't support Subversion yet, so I had to use CVS. Since I wasn't  
> going to use it to actively work on this was fine.
>
> Nowadays SourceForge does support Subversion. So I figured the  
> easiest way to get started for now was enabling my project for  
> Subversion hosting at SourceForge. Unfortunately I haven't been  
> able to connect to it yet. Does it take a while before I can get  
> started? I'd have thought it would be automatic. Does anybody have  
> experience with SourceForge in combination with Subversion?
>
> I suppose SourceForge is kind of the de-facto standard for open- 
> source projects that aren't hosted privately. I haven't really used  
> it much, so I don't know yet what it all does for me. There's also  
> JavaForge, created by the JavaLobby group. I may look at that as  
> well, it seems to have some nice features.