Hello I've been looking for a code repository and some general software development management tools. I actually signed up with Beanstalk since they were recommend by gamedev, and I'm so far, very content with them!. The thing is I noticed to get other features that I would like, such as wiki, or an issue tracker I would have to sign up for basecamphq which can be integrated into beanstalk. But basecamphq goes for like 50$ a months, and I dont really want to spend around 65$ a month for all the tools I need as these will primarily be used by me, and on occasion hired guns from time to time.

I looked into Assembla and I noticed that they have some of the features I would like for around 20$, even tho I only get 1[font=Arial, Helvetica,] space, which Iam not to sure exactly what it means, but I imagine I could only host 1 project?.[/font]
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[font=Arial, Helvetica,]Anyhow I wanted feedback from people about what kind of tools they use and would recommend. I'm hoping to get my code repository + some basic management tools for around 20$ a month. These are hobby project of mines, and I just cant justify spending 50$+ just to make sure I stay on top of my game![/font]
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[font=Arial, Helvetica,]Thanks in advance for any feedback![/font]

I also thought BaseCamp was very expensive for what you get. I have the free Assembla account and am pretty happy so I'd recommend trying them out for a paid version.

If by "hobby project" you mean just for non-commercial fun, have you considered open sourcing? There are a load of sites out there that will offer free hosting with these features to any open source project (Sourceforge, Launchpad, Google Code etc).

Hobby project as in I'm doing it in my spare time, but not that I want to give away my source. Even if I never seen a dime from it, which I'm perfectly fine with, releasing my source code would make hacking the application alot easier! which is definetly a No-No