How to set up a version control system?

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Ilya2012-08-26 22:06:13

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Ilya, 2012-08-26 22:06:13

Good day. I'm a student and don't know anything about version control systems yet. The task is as follows:
We are four of us working on one project and constantly zip solutions and throw them to each other, it's damn inconvenient. I would like some kind of online service, but such that the latest version of our project is there. So that, for example, in the evening I coded something, uploaded it to the service, and my friend got up in the morning and merged the latest version of the project from there directly into VS. And yes, public open source services are not suitable, I don’t want to show the source code. There is asp.net hosting at parking.ru. Is it possible to put a thread there and keep the project there? In general, tell me how convenient.

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Nikolai Turnaviotov, 2012-08-26
@geeek

Team Foundation Server Express 12, coming soon with Studio 12 from Microsoft, is free for groups of up to 5 developers and integrates perfectly with the studio.
Team Foundation Server is now available in beta testing in the cloud, try it, maybe now we are giving out invites for testing again

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d43, 2012-08-26
@d43

We use BitBucket - they give private repositories for free, unlike GitHub.

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Andrey Polyakov, 2012-08-26
@magnitudo

1. Paid account on GitHub
2. You can send commits by mail / or use dropbox
3. Put on your server: Mercurial / Git + Rhodecode
4. Get yourself a free microInstance from Amazaon and put the same Mercurial / Git + Rhodecode
on it you can also install your own servers and Redmine and get a complete system for teamwork.

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FanKiLL, 2012-08-26
@FanKiLL

I am for a bunch of bitbucket.org + git, if you don’t understand much in the git yet and don’t want to work from the console for now, you can install the app from github for windows windows.github.com . Get unlimited private repositories on bitbucket.org for teams of up to 5 people.
There you can add not only repositories from github, everything is intuitive. Or some kind of addon to VS, for example gitscc.codeplex.com/
Just don't forget to add .gitignore so that only the sources are uploaded to the repository.
Recommended .gitignore configs for different IDEs and projects github.com/github/gitignore