On Sat, Jan 16, 2010 at 12:06 PM, Bradley Holt <bradley.h...@gmail.com> wrote: > As Rubin already pointed out, you don't need to give the general > public write access to your repository. However, if you do want your > project to be editable by the public while still retaining control I'd > suggest you take a look at Git and GitHub. Git is a distributed > revision control system. [...]
Great write-up about git Bradley! I second the suggestion of using git and GitHub. I used both while developing for the sipX project and it was quite a pleasant experience. Having used many different source control tools (cvs, svn, ClearCase), I can say that git is by far the one that made my job the easiest. The fact that you can easily start new projects and host them on GitHub is a nice side benefit. How about we do a Vague session on git sometime? Kevin
