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The Evolving Software Development Life Cycle Ecosystem(rhodecode.com)
1 points by marcinkuzminski 12y ago|0 comments
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by marcinkuzminski 13y ago
You might try RhodeCode, we spend a lot of resources recently into an Installer for it that makes a few clicks installation, even for windows.
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New RhodeCode Installer 0.3.1 adds support for SUSE(rhodecode.com)
2 points by marcinkuzminski 13y ago|0 comments
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by marcinkuzminski 13y ago
Maybe you can try RhodeCode supoprts both hg+git and it's super easy to upgrade. https://rhodecode.com https://secure.rhodecode.org/rhodecode-enterprise
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by marcinkuzminski 13y ago
For Unix and Windows support with both and Git,Mercurial you can try RhodeCode also. https://rhodecode.com https://secure.rhodecode.org/rhodecode-enterprise
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by marcinkuzminski 13y ago
Hey, i'm the creator of RhodeCode, we're still open source, the whole core is still GPLv3. It's stated in our header of the enterprise release: https://rhodecode.com/enterprise . cheers
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RhodeCode 1.7 release. Gist support (rhodecode.org)
2 points by marcinkuzminski 13y ago|0 comments
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by marcinkuzminski 13y ago
I'm happy we're finally doing this !
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RhodeCode 1.4.1 Mercurial and Git web management system(demo.rhodecode.org)
2 points by marcinkuzminski 14y ago|1 comments
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by marcinkuzminski 14y ago
The site ? or demo.rhodecode.org ? We're not well finance startup that can hire graphic designers to make our software look fancy. We value functionality and performance over looks.
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RhodeCode - fast web repository manager for git and mercurial(rhodecode.org)
3 points by marcinkuzminski 14y ago|4 comments