Is there a Google Code-like web application to install on your own server which supports:
- Source code versioning, e.g. with subversion, git, mercurial...
- Wiki
- Issue tracker
All in one?
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We use Redmine (http://www.redmine.org/) which provides a wiki, ticket tracking and (some) subversion integration. It also provides support for forums (which we aren't using at the moment). Might be worth a look. |
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Fog Creek Software offers a FogBugz and Kiln bundle package. This includes bug tracking/project management, a Wiki, and source control, all tightly integrated. Kiln runs on top of Mercurial and provides a great web interface for browsing code, managing repos, and doing code reviews. Unlike Google code, however, Kiln is currently private. That is, you have to have an account to access code (I'm not sure if public was a requirement for you or not). Free, hosted "Student & Startup" accounts are available for up to 2-users. Full disclosure: I work for Fog Creek. |
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In my company we use Trac http://trac.edgewall.org/
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In my last company, we successfully used DotNetNuke (DNN) as a wiki, a knowledge base and source code repository. It was .Net oriented, but could be easily configured for other code pieces (we had Java code as well) |
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Assembla offers hosted installations as well. We use SVN + Trac internally (includes Wiki) on a low cost Linux server. |
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