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All Coding Secrets Exposed

By Peter Backx | Published: November 14, 2008

It seems Assembla, my SVN host, changed their free plans. In fact, there are no longer free private plans. If you want something for free, you have to offer something for free. The free plan is now mandatory public. So in the spirit of sharing, here’s what I am hosting at Assembla right now:

If you’re looking for a workspace for your project, with SVN and Track among other options, Assembla is a great place to go.

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