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I'm looking at BiiCode for our C++ code, but it appears that you must use the BiiCode cloud as a host. Is there a way in which you keep your dependencies (internal libraries in our case) on a local server? Our team doesn't like having code outside the firewall.

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Not yet. Biicode will go open source soon, so you might have to wait until that. We are working on a feature for premium accounts to locally encrypt contents, so the encrypted passwords never hit the server.

(Disclaimer: I work at biicode).

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  • Thanks! That helps with the decision. – Joe Schrag Feb 23 '15 at 17:41
  • Have you fiddle with biicode? Your thoughts may help biicode become your best fit when open source! – amalulla Feb 24 '15 at 09:55
  • I have not used biicode. We're doing a high level comparison of similar products currently. It sounds as though you plan to offer encrypted, private feeds hosted by biicode. We are looking for a solution which allows us to host private packages internally (behind the firewall). So far, the only solutions which seem to allow that are NuGet & CPM. However, maintenance on NuGet's C++ tools appears to be waning, and CPM just fetches from a git repo. So, there is definitely a gap to be filled. – Joe Schrag Feb 24 '15 at 15:29