I am in need of an online project management tool that includes SVN hosting as my team of developers are all remote. I stumbled on a site called Unfuddle and have read decent reviews so far. I am very protective of my code and want to make sure I keep it safe from any unwanted eyes. Has anyone used this tool and are there any better options for my startup?
Thanks in advance!
I used Unfuddle for two different projects. I found it work very well and without significant problem. If you are very worried about Unfuddle, it has an automatic backup that can either mail the backup to you or put it onto Amazon S3, which means you can restore your svn repository elsewhere if you decide you don't like the service.
I liked Unfuddle okay, but ended up switching all of my projects to Codaset. It feels less complicated and clumsy to me. That's mostly personal preference, of course. Both services supported the work requirements I had.
+1 for Unfuddle. My only complaint currently is that they don't (yet) support Mercurial, which I would like to investigate.
Unfuddle has been un-reachable/ping-able for us now for several hours today October 3rd, 2010 - no response from [email protected] and no help on forums yet :(
David Croswell, Oct 03 05:05 pm (UTC): Eric,
Thanks for your email.
Please note that we are aware of this issue and are working to resolve it as quickly as possible.
I apologize for the inconvenience. If you have any other questions, please do not hesitate to let us know.
Best Regards,
David
-- David Croswell
Shortly after the "we're working on it email from David", I got another saying the issue was fixed.