Fog Creek's Kiln is a version control service from the same people that brought you the FogBugz bug tracking software and the StackOverflow behemoth. It's free for tiny teams and the user interface is pretty decent. Although they don't mention it much, FogCreek servers are "storm-tested". Hurricane Sandy passed through New York but the servers did not fail.
Had a bit of trouble trying to set up a git repository containing a ColdFusion project on Mac OSX Mavericks, so I thought I'd share what I did:
- Download git from here, after reading this post.
- In ColdFusion Builder 2, installed EGit by using Help -> Install New Software after reading this post. Once it is installed, select a project and create a repository by clicking on it, using the "Team" option and following the instructions.
- In Kiln, create a new empty repository to which you will need to add files. Open the OSX Terminal and navigate to your local git repository (using the cd command). Once in the .git directory, copy and paste the commands in the Kiln page, which should look like "git remote add kiln https://[yourname].kilnhg.com/Code/Repositories/Group/[yoursoftware].git" and "git push -u kiln master".
- If you get a progress message, then you're set up.
