SourceHosting.net Delivers Trac Hosting and Subversion Upgrade in New Release

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Thursday, April 12, 2007; 01:14 AM

SourceHosting.net, LLC, a leading provider of hosted development environments for software engineering teams, recently added Trac Hosting to its suite of hosted applications, which also includes Subversion Hosting, CVS Hosting and Bugzilla Hosting.

Trac is a popular web-based project management tool that integrates directly with the Subversion source code control system. Its features include a wiki application for storing company and project documentation, an issue tracker, project timeline management tools and a source code browser. The application supports an extensible interface, and SourceHosting.net has deployed plugins to implement email notification and an administrative interface.

"Adding Trac to our application suite is a huge win for our clients. With this tool, all levels of the project team -- developers, QA engineers and managers -- get instant feedback about how their software release cycle is progressing," said Greg Larkin, founder and principal of SourceHosting.net.

Available now, SourceHosting.net's new release also upgrades its Subversion Hosting service to support Subversion 1.4.3. This release of the popular source code control system includes off-site repository mirroring, significant performance improvements and efficient storage of binary data, such as Microsoft Office documents.

SourceHosting.Net, LLC, a privately-held company based in Hollis, NH, has provided hosted source code repository and software development infrastructure services since 1999. SourceHosting.net's Pluggable Hosting Infrastructure(sm) facilitates rapid deployment of hosted applications in an extensible architecture. PHI also centralizes maintenance and administration to ensure smooth server-side upgrades and practically zero downtime for teams developing software on a round-the-clock schedule.