On May 28, 2008, at 11:24 AM, Robert Simpson wrote:
> You can browse the SVN sources for Mono.Data.SQLite here: ...
FWIW, I hereby make the following offer to any open-source projects
related to SQLite:
* A third-level domain name. Ex: mono.sqlite.org
* Your own website. Ex: www.mono.sqlite.org
* A fossil repository for storing your files.
* Links to your site from the main SQLite website.
Requests for new repositories will be evaluated based on the quality
of the project and the relevance of the project to the SQLite core. I
am looking for projects that add significant value to SQLite.
Examples of the projects I am looking for include things like Robert
Simpson's Mono interface, ODBC drivers, bindings to other languages
(ex: Lua, Lisp, Fortran, etc.), and/or GUI database management tools
designed especially for SQLite.
Fossil is an easy-to-use cross-platform distributed configuration
management system. Fossil is built on top of SQLite and is currently
used to host nearly two dozen projects and subprojects on the SQLite
website and countless other projects on other sites. Because fossil
is distributed, you the developer maintain maintain a complete copy of
the source code repository on your local machine(s). So outsourcing
the webhosting to SQLite.org does nothing to threaten your control
over your project.
Every fossil repository includes its own wiki and bug-tracking
system. (NB: The bug-tracking system is under development and is not
yet available, but will be available soon.) Both wiki and bugs are
distributed together with source code.
Additional information about fossil:
http://www.fossil-scm.org/
Examples of other open-source projects currently hosted on SQLite.org
using fossil:
http://www.sqlite.org/docsrc
http://tdbc.tcl.tk/
http://3dcanvas.tcl.tk/fossil
http://www.fossil-scm.org/ (Fossil is self-hosting)
D. Richard Hipp
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