The good stuff:
- Your choice of version control system:
- Git
- Mercurial
- Subversion
- Filestore with WebDAV included
- Trac
Included plugins, selectable on a project by project basis: - Agilo
- Timing and Estimation
- Discussion Forum
- Batch Modify Tickets
- Custom Roadmap
- Download Releases
- Markdown Macro
- Spam Blocker
- Table of Contents Macro
- Ticket Importer
- Wiki Backlinks Macro
- Workflow Editor
- Wysiwyg Editor
- Support for incoming mail
- Easy backups, both
- hosted and
- easily downloadable (means no lock in)
- User-friendly frontend lets you easily
- create new repos,
- add users,
- administer permissions
- everything else you need to do
- Unlimited users
- Unlimited projects
- The price
- 2GB for 6$/month
- 1$/month/additional GBs
The option to create tickets by mail is also really great. I guess almost every busy person has a couple of use cases for a working automatic mail-to-task-interface.
If you have read everything carefully so far, you'll see that there is no list of bad stuff. The reason is I haven't found anything yet. (The closest thing I can come up with is if they will manage to stay in business at this price, when everyone else needs to charge more.) I've only used it for 6 months though, so I might have missed something.
Thanks for posting. Hows the bandwith on your commits?
ReplyDeleteGood question about the bandwidth, how is the bandwidth experience on commit of large portions of code?
ReplyDeleteI have never noticed any problems with the bandwidth. However I only use repositoryhosting for my personal projects, none of which are bigger than 30MB in source code.
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