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Written by Andreas Haberstroh   
Friday, 13 November 2009

Okay, so, I've had comments and complaints about the need for creating an account on this site in order to get to the source code. One complaint was: “Is it open source or what?” Well, yes, it is. My code follows the licensing requirements of the hosting library. For instance, my Boost based code follows the Boost software license. My Joomla! code follows the GPL license.

So, without further ado, I've made my Subversion repository available through this website. So, surfers can see the libraries I've created, along with the updates, work in progress and all that wonderful stuff.

My repository is organized in two different trees:
  • devtree – Current development work in progress. These are projects I'm working on, either for me for fun, or for clients.
  • release – My released open source code. Contains Boost based code, and Joomla! components, modules and mambots.

You can access the Subversion repository in two ways:

  • Anonymous, read-only access to the iBusy Subversion is available using an svn tool with the following URL; http://www.ibusy.com/svn/[tree name]. To access the Boost.ASN1 library, you would simply do the following, using the command line svn tool:
svn co http://http://www.ibusy.com/svn/release/boost/asn1 asn-lib
  • The other option is to browse the repository online using WebSVN, via the following URL; http://www.ibusy.com/websvn/ . From here, you can get tarballs of the projects listed in the tree.

If you're interested in helping with a ongoing project, we can discuss it, and I can give you write access to the repositories.

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