On Thu, Oct 8, 2009 at 4:43 PM, Bertrand Mansion
<lua@mamasam.net> wrote:
It looks like there are (at least) 2 different needs :
#1. A library of Lua libraries where one can download .zip/.tgz and
browse libraries by category,
#2. A "forge" where one can work on one's projects using Git,
Mercurial, SVN, have a ticket system, a wiki, etc
#1 could link to #2, as well as link to Github, Bitbucket, Luarocks, whatever.
#1 is probably easier to implement it ourselves, maybe in Lua, maybe
in some other languages. It needs to handle file uploads correctly.
For #2, it's bigger, so it is probably better to use an existing
package. I personally use Indefero, a very nice PHP project, LGPLed. I
have installed it on a Mac-mini in our office with a Git backend, it
works very well : http://www.indefero.net . You might want to try it,
it looks a lot like Google Code.
At the moment, #1 might be more urgent because LuaForge is down.
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Bertrand Mansion
Mamasam
