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If you want the community to be involved with your code you should use what the community use. For a lot of languages today this is git and GitHub.
by rmetzler 12y ago
If you want the community to be involved with your code you should use what the community use. For a lot of languages today this is git and GitHub.
- clarry 12y agoBut is the community so narrow-minded today that it won't bother if your project doesn't use their favorite hosting provider and version control? Before this git religion, I think it was normal for everyone to accept and live with whatever tools the project they want to get involved with used. And there was more variety as to where projects would host; certainly sourceforge and the like were popular, but so were projects that hosted themselves.