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olexandr7772015-06-30 00:35:46
olexandr777, 2015-06-30 00:35:46
Do you synchronize your projects with some remote service, such as github?
Still, storing the project only on the local can be dangerous. And what do you think?
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Nikolai, 2015-06-30 @olexandr777
O_o, is it really not obvious to someone and someone doesn’t do this?...
By the way, private repositories on bitbucket are free
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Timur, 2015-06-30 @timych
I store my personal projects on bitbucket. An exceptionally handy thing, besides, as mentioned above, private repositories, unlike github, are free.
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Kostya Bakay, 2015-06-30 @kostyabakay
GitHub is very handy for these purposes. Does it bother you that your repository will be open? If yes, and you are a student, then for students there they give 5 private repositories + all sorts of goodies.
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leventov, 2015-06-30 @leventov
Not everything goes into version control.. I keep all projects in a Dropbox directory, excluding build/ in Java projects
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