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Project development on different computers
There is a project - a website hosted on a shared hosting.
Its development is carried out by one person (me =) on a macbook and a large home desktop. Sometimes you need to do something on the road, I do it on a macbook and then I upload FTP to the hosting FTP. At home on the desktop, you have to merge from the hosting back to yourself and work on.
What tool can you recommend to optimize this scheme at a lower cost (work on the road, load from / to ftp, etc.)?
Z.Y. Convenience is important on both Mac and Windows. And sooner is desirable...
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Any version control system. At the same time, distributed ones allow you to make commits while being offline (on the road). These are Mercurial, git, Bazaar.
I would recommend GIT. In order to commit to it, you do not need to have access to network storage, therefore it is possible to work offline, and then sync.
Plus to dropbox. Normal option, I've been living like this for two years already. Plus git, all branches of which are also perfectly synced through dropbox.
I carry an image of the virtualbox virtual machine with me - otherwise it is difficult to reproduce the VPS of each project - everywhere there are their own chips, their own versions.
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