SOURCE CODE REPOSITORY
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.
★ Revision control
★ CVS server
★ Bonsai CVS code management system
★ Subversion
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★ 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.
★ [1]: Microsoft's open source project hosting web site
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See also
★ Revision control
★ CVS server
★ Bonsai CVS code management system
★ Subversion
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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.
★ [1]: Microsoft's open source project hosting web site
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