ProjectLocker, provider of rapidly deployable software tools, announced the
addition of Git, the open source distributed version control tool, to its
suite of hosted and managed software development services.
Runako Godfrey, CEO of ProjectLocker, says, “Because innovation is a
constant in the world of software development, we’ve always been fairly
agnostic when it comes to specific tools and processes. We’re hoping that
our new service will empower the growing audience of developers building
proprietary software with Git with the same reliability, availability, and
productivity-focused functionality that our Subversion clients currently
enjoy.”
Just like Subversion, ProjectLocker’s Git offering fully integrates with
Trac for source browsing and ticketing. Git users can utilize
ProjectLocker’s existing 3rd party integrations with Basecamp, FogBugz,
Rally, Twitter, ... (more)
Whether you're running Subversion yourself on your local servers or taking
advantage of one of ProjectLocker's hosted Subversion subscriptions, you'll
still need a suitable Subversion client to run on your workstation. Since
ProjectLocker will work with virtually any Subversion client, we're
tool-agnostic. But, we realize it's probably helpful for both our new
customers and veteran clients to see what's currently available. Below,
you'll find a list of some of the most popular open source Subversion clients
on the web, arranged by supported operating systems. This list is by ... (more)
As a thanks to our users, we have increased the quotas on the Equity plan.
The new, improved Equity plan gets you 30 users and 30 GB of storage for
$30/month. Like all ProjectLocker plans, you get unlimited projects,
unlimited repositories, unlimited Tracs, and you can choose Subversion
hosting or Git hosting for each project.
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For some time, we've had the ability for you to import your Subversion
repository either by uploading it or by pointing ProjectLocker to an HTTP,
FTP,or SCP location. Did you know that you can now also automatically import
your Trac repository?
We have just rolled out Trac import capabilities. Got a Trac instance zip or
tar file from another provider and looking to move, or even just try out
ProjectLocker? Sign up for an account, log in to ProjectLocker Portal, and
follow the instructions in our Support FAQ to upload your repository and Trac
instance.
With this addition, our cu... (more)
ProjectLocker Blog
We knew there was room in the marketplace for a hosted tools vendor who
treated small teams with just as much care and consideration as a big
enterprise IT department. But we were all a bit taken aback by the tremendous
response we've received for ProjectLocker Lite. For those of you asking to
take part in an official ProjectLocker affiliate program, you may yet get
your wish later this summer. In the meantime, we thought we'd try something
simple to whet your appetites, so we're having a Referral Raffle.
You can now get entries into our drawing for a brand new i... (more)