The Clarion language is a popular 4th generation language and has been around more than 20 years now, yet this is missing in the list of programming languages.
Each Hosted App has a link returning to the project page. This seems inefficient for users wishing to peruse the other Hosted Apps available, given the link's placement in the Develop area.
Typical traversal would be:
User arrives at a project page:
sourceforge.net/projects/example/
Clicks to the Development area (Develop link):
sourceforge.net/projects/example/develop
Engage the Hosted Apps drop down and choose.
Once through, click the "Visit project example" link in the SF banner, which returns users to sourceforge.net/projects/example/
The user now has to return to the Develop area if they wish to examine other Hosted Apps.
Our project has a number of contributors from Iran and Cuba. At the moment the SF prohibits users from these countries from committing to our subversion repository.
We would like our contributors from Iran and Cuba to be able to contribute to our project via the subversion repository.
Users can leave negative project reviews based on some problem experienced, and currently the developers or others cannot respond to it with helpful feedback.
I want to help the stellarium.sf.net project by adding a continuous build integration system in the form of a buildbot.
In short : a buildbot.sf.net master is a lightweight python daemon receiving svn,svc,etc. commits and instructing off-site buildslaves to start a compile run and report the results back to the buildbot master. The results are typically shown in a 'waterfall' web page, but can also be emailed or sent to an irc channel etc.
See http://buildbot.net/trac/wiki/ScreenShots for examples.
I've briefly discussed the plan on #sourceforge@freenode with hinojosa and jonrafkind and was pointed to the ideatorrent.
it is currently possible to make backups of source code using rsync automatically. Backups of the forum and tracker items are only available if you have a valid http-session, so it is not easy to pull those automatically.
I am currently reading up the history of the Arianne project because we have a birthday ahead. 10 years ago the newly founded project lost all their work because the free webspace provider went out of business. The project was moved sf.net and restarted. We have been here for 10 years now and are very happy.
But I am a bit nervous about not having backups of our announcements, forums posting and tracker entries. Those are (non code) history of our project. I don't except anything serious is going to happen to this data, but in German we have a word which may be translated as: "The burned child, avoids/fears the fire".
Since SourceForge is all about code it would be really very great if the extensions\SyntaxHighlight_GeSHi was supported so code on the mediawiki can be shown formatted.
I have seen many questions on the bug list about this, so hope this will be implemented soon.
I currently have a project with two code trees. There is a stable tree where not much is happening, and a development tree/rewrite that is rather unstable and incomplete. In the file release system, I would like to have the ability to define the stable tree as the one that is shown first when I click on the "File" button.
As it is now, the _latest_ release is always shown first, which is of course from the development tree; and from the download section, I can estimate that far too many people download this version, and might get a completely wrong impression of the program.
Many projects on SF.net have support for multiple languages, translations.
Editing gettext files through version control is not always easy for non-developers, but it's an area where lots of project users are willing to help out.