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A few old projects of mine (including code, binaries, screenshots and mostly static webpages) are hosted on SourceForge, as are a live demo and stable snapshots
by networked 13y ago
A few old projects of mine (including code, binaries, screenshots and mostly static webpages) are hosted on SourceForge, as are a live demo and stable snapshots of one actively maintained project. None of those use an installer but users may now (quite reasonably) come to expect software, especially software for Windows, to be shady by sheer association with SourceForge.
Now, the stable snapshots could go on Bitbucket and the code's remove origin is already on GitHub. That leaves me with two questions:
1. Where to can I move the old projects that can be reasonably expected to stay up for another decade?
2. Where do I host the live demo? I'd prefer a free or near-free service since this is a not-for-profit FOSS project. I have the option of waiting for my Raspberry Pi to come online [1].
The closest thing to SourceForge in terms of features that I know of is http://developer.berlios.de/ http://developer.berlios.de/. Can anyone share their experiences with it?
[1] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5946940 https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=5946940