Moving to Google Code
anomit | June 27, 2009I have decided to move some of my personal projects to Google Code so that it’d give me some impetus and make me get off my lazy ass and actually put some real effort into the things I like.
Er, not really. It’s more of a selfish decision. Right now I want other people to read and criticize my code so that I’d know where I’m going wrong and correct myself. Nothing’s more dangerous than complacency.
As a starter, I have uploaded the tiny mpd now playing plugin I wrote for xchat about an year ago when I was learning socket programming in python. Showing the current playing track was too easy. Right now I want it to become more like an interface to mpd that provides basic controls sitting in the comfort of xchat.
I named the project mpd-xchat
PS: Just after I had uploaded the code, I found a project by the name of xchat-mpd 
I hope to add one more project in the next few days 
the link gives a 404 i think the correct url
Ankur | June 27, 2009the link gives a 404 i think the correct url is http://code.google.com/p/mpd-xchat/
I had changed it. You must have clicked on the
anomit | June 27, 2009I had changed it. You must have clicked on the old link that turned up in the feeds
I thought I had told you to give www.github.com a
Rohit Arondekar | July 3, 2009I thought I had told you to give http://www.github.com a go!
Haha, I remember. I don't think github is really necessary
anomit | July 3, 2009Haha, I remember. I don’t think github is really necessary for such a tiny project like this. As I said I’m going to make another project of mine open source and I’m seriously considering github for the better features it offers in its web interface plus git being the cool thing now
. I also find github to be a more social place where other developers could follow your project and if needed, advise you on it. So yeah, I will.
Also try Mercurial side-by-side of Git ;)
Harsh | July 3, 2009Also try Mercurial side-by-side of Git