I was using for a while Google’s Code hosting (on svn), worked well for a while. Until I wanted more control on the repository I was using.
I talked with some friends, so they pointed on Git.
Now I have my own Git repository: code.nerd.ro
I must say creating a full featured Git repository for multiple projects wasn’t that easy. I almost couldn’t find some good documentation on how to deploy such a project, so I wrote it. Ubuntu users rejoice, now you have a cool wiki page on how to get things done.
You don’t _need_ to setup your own repository when using Git; you can use one of several Google Code equivalents, i.e. git hosting sites: repo.or.cz, GitHub, or Gitorious. All but GitHub use OSS code.
You’re right, but the idea was to show how easy you can manage a Git repository with multiple projects.
Isn’t it?