Between them, the 7 source code management software on this page cover version control (5), code review (5), collaboration (5) and bug tracking (3). 7 of them have written a profile you can read before you get in touch.
The Apache Software Foundation uses various agreements to accept contributions of software code and documentation from individuals and corporations, and to accept larger grants of…
Mercurial is a distributed source control management tool. The project describes it as fast, easy to learn and capable of handling projects of any size, with an intuitive…
CodeScene analyses how a codebase has changed over time. It uses that history to find code that is hard to evolve or prone to defects, an approach it calls software forensics.
Version Control · Code Review · Repository Management
Tower is a graphical Git client that runs on Mac and Windows. It aims to keep the full power of Git while presenting it through a visual interface, for developers and designers.
Version Control · Code Review · Continuous Integration
RStudio is an integrated development environment for the R language, offered by Posit. It is used for statistical analysis and for building and sharing data science work in teams.
Git is an open source distributed version control system. It tracks changes to source code and handles everything from small projects to very large ones, with an emphasis on speed…
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