
[ reproduced from: http://google-code-updates.blogspot.com/2006/12/happy-holidays-open-source-d...]
It's the time of year for giving, and thus I have the pleasure of giving you two much-awaited gifts for Google Code's project hostinghttp://code.google.com/hosting/!
later. We think you'll like what we did... *one-click downloads* and
*> File Downloads* - this has been the most-requested feature since we launchedhttp://google-code-updates.blogspot.com/2006/08/project-hosting-r-us.htmlproject hosting here on Google Code. We knew it would be, but wanted to ship earlier rather than scriptable uploads, as well as searchable summaries and labels.
wiki pages for improved searching.
We hope you will enjoy these new features - let us knowhttp://groups.google.com/group/google-code-hostingwhat you think!
Note: for an example, check out the GWT downloadshttp://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit/downloads/listor the Serf project's status
*> Wikis* - all projects now have a tightly-integrated wiki appearing under a new *Wiki* tab. The really cool thing here is that the content is stored in your Subversion repository under the > /wiki/ directory. You can edit the pages with your favorite editor and commit them with your favorite Subversion http://subversion.tigris.org/ client! Additionally, you can add labels and page summaries to page http://code.google.com/p/serf/wiki/SerfStatus.
Cheers, -g
Sweet! Andrew

Hi
File Downloads - this has been the most-requested feature since we launched project hosting here on Google Code.
Having free and unlimited downloads at York is probably easier, but if tech support ever figure out what we are doing, we can move to Google quite easily. Perhaps if we ever do a "proper" release, we can shove the source in the download section. For some reason I trust Google more not to ever delete my data.
Wikis - all projects now have a tightly-integrated wiki appearing under a new Wiki tab. The really cool thing here is that the content is stored in your Subversion repository under the > /wiki/ directory. You can edit the
Hmm, the Haskell.org wiki is actually nicer. I guess we can stick with that one. Thanks Neil
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Andrew Wilkinson
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Neil Mitchell