
I'm getting close to a 0.1 release of PathZilla (I can't think of a better name) and I thought it would be nice to share the code in an SVN repository. That way we can share code and ideas more easily, users could also get old versions if they need to use older revisions of NoAI for some reason (people might start making special integrated builds that include NoAI at some point in the future), and... you know... SVN its just how its done! The benefits of proper source control should be obvious to anyone who knows what it is!!
Then I got to thinking that an SVN repository just for me would be a waste, so how about a repository for all those AI developers who want to share? "noai-contrib" or something. Of course we don't want to force people (especially participants to the TJIP contest) to share code if they don't want to, but I think it will be nice for those who do.
If its not possible or appropriate (copyright issues?) for us to use openttd.org then we could easily use Google Code or Sourceforge.
Thoughts?