Source code repository

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A source code repository is a place where large amounts of source code are kept, either publicly or privately. They are often used by multi-developer projects to handle various versions and developers submitting various patches of code in an organized fashion. CVS is a popular GNU project to handle these issues and is common in open source projects.

[edit] See also

• Revision control
• CVS server
• Bonsai CVS code management system
• Subversion
• Version control systems
• SourceForge projects

[edit] External links

• SourceForge.net open source
• Free Software Foundation open source
• Apache open source
• CodeCodex.com: Wiki-Style Source Code Repository
• Online Text Games
• The Scripter's Scrapbook: Cross-platform code repository.
• MudBytes.net: MUD code repository.
• ByteMyCode.com: Source code repository.
• Snipplr.com: Another source code repository.
• Codeplex.com: Microsoft's open source project hosting web site