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**Title**: Project DIY hosting options\\
**Proposer**: [[2015:Jim Hague]]\\
**Type**: Tutorial\\
**Duration**: 90 mins\\
**Description**: \\
SourceForge was a cool idea in its day, but now second generation web based
project hosting sites are all the rage. The Big Daddy is GitHub, but others
like Bitbucket provide attractive alternatives.\\
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So, you like the ease of use, or the Pull Request way of life, and you'd love
to host your work project on one of them. Sure, you can get a private
commercial subscription. But do you too have a management that aren't that
keen on hosting all their valuable source code outside the company, on a
machine probably based in the US? And who knows? Post-Snowden, they may have a
point.\\
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In this session I'll look over the current state of the art for in-house
project hosting, focusing in particular on the open source options.\\
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