What are the platforms for collaborative software development?

Question

Programming

Interested in both domestic and foreign sites where you can remotely work on a project with a group of several people. The first thing that comes to mind is GitHub, Google Code, but I would like to consider other options, find out the pros and cons.

Answer 1

bitbucket.org you can make a private repository
There is also sourceforge.net but I honestly don’t know how it is better / worse than GitHub or Google Code
On Google Code I often notice projects that have moved to GitHub, maybe this is because Google indiscriminately closes its services .. .

Answer 2

I recently discovered Cloud9
. This is literally a virtual desktop where you can code and see the results in the browser (if you are doing web development), the ability to work with a whole team is available. There are free plans. Try it.

Answer 3

It would be worthwhile to indicate at least some information about the project.
Development is a process, in a simple sense, after there are requirements:
Plan (jira, agile, canban) -> Think -> Do (write code) -> check (tests, reviews) -> Edit -> Integrate (git) and circle
For team development required:
Management of releases and tasks.
- Trello, great free service
- jira is usually built into any web repository in one form or another. (Atlassian jira is almost standard)
We write the code as convenient (sublime text, vim :) )
We write and run tests (the continious integration system will help: jenkins, atlassian bamboo)
Review code: atlassian crusible.
Submit to version control system (git, hg, perforce)
Separately worth documenting
Everything together from free:
Atlassian Bitbucket is a great solution for private repositories. There is jira, wiki, git, hg, and much more
github This is if your project is open source and you need a social network attached directly to the project :)

Answer 4

I found the answer to my question on Wikipedia: Comparison of hosting for open source projects
There is also an English version of the article: Comparsion of Open-Source software hosting
Judging by the number of projects, GitHub is the most popular, SourceForge is in second place, and Google Code is in third.