I am sure that github.com is the best code hosting.

Firstly, it is git based, and secondly, it's practically a social network 
of developers.

It is extremely useful for community work, forking projects, and making 
pull requests.

It has features that encourage people to fork, patch, pull.

Norayr.

P. S. Josef, I'll put there my patched x86_64 version of Ofront with some 
additions. I have read that by linking GPL code to BSD we can get GPL 
code. So my work will be distributed under GPL. Thanks for freeing Ofront. 
I use it in my every day life now because it's free.

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On Wed, 28 Aug 2013, Josef Templ wrote:

> Hi Everybody,
>  
> has there been any consideration of using 'Google Code' (https://code.google.com)
> for hosting the envisioned 'Blackbox Component Builder' project?
> It provides a choice of 3 version management systems (svn, mercurial, git)
> and includes an issue tracker and a project wiki.
>  
> I have no personal experience with Google Code project hosting, but a first
> look at the features is compelling: it is completely free, fast, simple to use,
> mainstream, the project limits are way beyond our needs,
> and there is some hope that it will stay with us for a long time.
>  
> I don't know how it handles binary files but I do know that Git has no problems with
> binary files because it works on binary files only. Diff and Merge tools are
> always a problem with binary files, but I guess this can be handled locally.
> Under Windows, for example, one can configre filters within TortoiseGit,
> the Windows Explorer plugin for working with Git.
>  
> - Josef Templ
>  
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