Bitcoin moves to GitHub — Early committer access grants (2010–2011)
Bitcoin's migration from SourceForge SVN to GitHub, and the chronological record of developers who received commit access to the GitHub repository in 2011.
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Bitcoin Project ↔ Gavin Andresen, Chris Moore, Pieter Wuille, Jeff Garzik, Wladimir van der Laan, Nils Schneider
Bitcoin's migration from SourceForge SVN to GitHub, and the chronological record of developers who received commit access to the GitHub repository in 2011.
Satoshi Nakamoto ↔ Gavin Andresen
Word-count and interval statistics for all 164 of Satoshi's SVN commits (r15-r202), plus diff-size stats for 158: after his 75-day silence, Satoshi's messages got shorter, not longer.
Bitcoin Project ↔ Satoshi Nakamoto, Martti Malmi, Laszlo Hanyecz, Gavin Andresen
Complete record of all four developers who had commit access to Bitcoin's SourceForge SVN repository, from August 30, 2009 (r1) to September 13, 2011 (r252).
Satoshi Nakamoto ↔ Martti Malmi
Satoshi grants Malmi developer access on SourceForge, agrees on a password-protected wallet feature, and shares a long Q&A dump of frequently-asked Bitcoin questions for the planned FAQ.
Satoshi provides the bitcoin-list mailing list info, agrees with Mike's micropayment approach, and explains why he chose a custom serialization format over protocol buffers for security reasons.
Satoshi Nakamoto registered the 'bitcoin' project on SourceForge.net, establishing the first public repository and project page for Bitcoin's source code and releases.