Tuesday, December 9, 2008

How to configurate Google Code

First, type this url in your browser address bar:
http://code.google.com/hosting/
and you will say the following page:


Then, choose create a new project, fill your project name, summary and description. Also, you need choose a license for your project since all google code projects are considered as open source projects. The last one is the label.

When everything is done, the page is probably like this, just click next.

If everything is ok, you just successfully create a new project. So the next step is to do some configuration. First, you should clikc profile on the upperright corner of the page and choose the settings tab, then you will probably see a page like following:


the erased red part is password you need when you do SVN authorization.
Up to now, you've done everything with google code. And if you want to use a gui svn client manipulating your code, I recommend TortoiseSVN,the website is http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads But it seems that it does not have a linux/mac version. So I know there is an eclipse plug-in called subclipse(http://subclipse.tigris.org/download.html)for linux/mac gurus. Anyway, maybe command line is your guys' best choice.

I hope this instruction would be helpful.
Cheers!

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