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http://code.google.com/p/partesos/Your program seems to be really awesome! So many stuff! lol, j/k I know it's a recent one
Quote from: ScoutDavid on November 27, 2010, 12:30:39 pmhttp://code.google.com/p/partesos/Your program seems to be really awesome! So many stuff! lol, j/k I know it's a recent one You see, I don't actually intend to add much stuff to the web site . The only other thing that will go there in the future are releases and announcements about them. I might add docs and a features list if people get to lazy to read it from the SVN repo Now, as for features in the program, you will have to wait and see
As I said, that website is pretty much only for releases, source, and perhaps docs. I don't see the need for its own website, sorry >.>What do you have against large forum topics?
There are ways around that (such as editing the first post or having a separate release topic). And besides, for Google Code, SF, and others, it's not too hard to add downloads (in my case, I do plan to offer downloads that way )
Another alternative is Codeplex, which is where I host tiDE. It's great for C# and other similar projects, because it supports TFS (version control built into Visual Studio). It also has a nice web-based source code explorer. However, with Sourceforge, you get a massive userbase, so this is where I host other projects, such as KnightOS. It is pretty powerful, too. Their web hosting is the best by far - they give you an empty directory to FTP into and put whatever you like, where index.* is the file that [your project].sourceforge.net points to. It is great. But you get tons of users browsing your files, as well. It also has support for subversion, which is easy and nice. It also has a reviews and ratings system, and will feature your programs if they are good enough.