Code repositories are applications to store software source code. It adds functionality like control version, team chat, etc.
Git
Git is an open source version control system (CVS) that provides code repositories. As many code repositories as a services are based on it, it is recommended that you are familiar with its concepts.
You can read more avoid Git on this post.
List of Code Repositories as a Service
There are different companies offering Git repositories as a service. This post lists some popular solutions for code repositories.
Code repositories as a Service, it means, in the cloud:
- GitHub
- GitLab
- SourceForge
- Bitbucket
- CircleCI
- TeamCity
- Gitolite
- Gogs
- Gitea
GitHub
https://github.com/
GitHub is a subsidiary of Microsoft since 2018.
It is closed source.
You can read more about GitHub on this post.
GitLab
It is open source for community edition.
SourceForge
https://sourceforge.net/
It was the first one to be free for open source projects.
Bitbucket
https://bitbucket.org/product
By Atlassian.
CircleCI
Gitolite
It is open source.
Gogs
It is open source.
Gitea
It is a fork of Gogs project.
It is open source.
Security Guides to work with Source Code Platforms
You can find a guide to work with source code platforms on this external link.
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External references
- Seth Kenlon; “5 open source alternatives to GitHub“; OpenSource.com
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