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Welcome to codeblue!
codeblue hosts software projects developed at the University of Michigan. Like Assembla and SourceForge, codeblue hosts source code and provides a complete set of collaborative development tools. Unlike the other freely available hosting options, codeblue will host both open and closed source projects: an absolute must for any research group developing internal code. Open projects exhibit a UMich brand identity by being located under the codeblue.umich.edu URL.
- Browse the projects hosted here
- New user? Log in with your umich uniqname and kerberos password to automatically create an account.
- Don't have a uniqname? Register a new account.
- Registered? Sign in to enable commenting, issue creation, and visibility of non-public projects
- Want to know more? Read the information available in the wiki
Comments? Suggestions? Requests? Go to codeblue project page and create an new issue.
Latest news
codeblue:
Redmine 1.3.0 update
codeblue is now running redmine 1.3.0
HOOMD-blue:
HOOMD-blue 0.10.0 release
codeblue:
Update tickets and board messages via e-mail replies
You can now reply to e-mail notifications sent by redmine.
codeblue:
Introduction to Redmine video links
Added links to videos that provide an introduction to redmine
codeblue:
SSL configuration corrected
(1 comment)
You should no longer get SSL verification errors with source repository tools such as git and svn.
Latest projects
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HOOMD-blue (09/27/2011 10:54 am)
Many-particle dynamics fast on GPUs.
Homepage: http://codeblue.umich.edu/hoomd-blue/ -
codeblue (03/14/2010 08:46 pm)
Documentation and issue tracking for the codeblue server.