How to Host Codes in Google Code

Google code is an amazing free product from google as most of them started using google for hosting even having a Hostgator hosting they prefer to use Google code because they can share they code and edit them online and receive comments.You can also restrict all other options in google code and share them for personel use also.


Hosting codes is now used mostly by all bloggers and blogger tutorial sharing widgets we too sharing how to host codes in blogger.As in our last post we had share how to host images in blogger using picasa.Now here we share how to host code of any language in google code.

Create Hostable file for Code Hosting

Before Hosting a code in google code you must save that file containg code in notepad with extension according to that language.For example- If you are hosting a javascript then save the script in notepad as .js.Then follow the below procedure.

Hosting Codes in Google Code

• Login to Google account.
• Then visit google code.
• Then click create new project.

• Then give project name,summary and description.
• Then click version control as Mercurial.
• Then select Source code license as GPL v3.

• Then click create project.
• Then click downloads option in menu and click new download button.

• After creating hosting file.
• Then give summary and description of that file you hosted.
• Then click choose file.Then choose the file which you want to host give a label name if you want.
• Then click submit a file.

• Now to get the link to host file to use where you need.
• Then right click on the Green Download arrow button near the file name.

 

• Then use that link as that is the hosted file link.

How to Use Google Code Hosted Link

For example here we used javascript host file.For that we use that as below 

<script src="hosted code link" type="text/javascript"></script>
 

Like this use appropriate the method to use that link.Don't used to host the wrong or unwanted codes as you googlecode account will be blocked.

Have any trouble just comment below?