Scal goes SVN

Wednesday, October 31st, 2007

Ok, scal has actually been in svn since the beginning, just on my local machine. However, as more code snippets started coming in (along with Ian's great work), I thought it was time to move the source into a public svn repository.

I chose Google's project hosting because it was quick and easy. They have a nice wiki too and simple issue tracker too.

Scal's svn repository

If you are interested in joining the project, drop me an email with your Google account. Of course, anyone can checkout the code with anonymous access. Just click on the source tab once you hop over to the project page.

The latest version of scal (v0.2) is in the trunk. v0.1 is archived under branches.

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