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Igor Lanko2014-01-27 21:03:32
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Igor Lanko, 2014-01-27 21:03:32

What are some good file collaboration tools that you can work on remotely?

Greetings. With a partner we carry out web projects and with the amount of work it becomes more and more difficult to typeset. Uploading locally updated .css/html/php/js files to the server in turn becomes quite inconvenient.
Could you tell me some good file collaboration tools that can be worked on remotely + tracking the history of changes?
Thanks a lot!

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Mikhail Doshevsky, 2014-01-27
@zzloy

Use any version control system, it not only facilitates collaborative development, but also provides a bunch of other goodies, such as backup of your code, the ability to roll back any changes, etc. To facilitate merging, break the code into modules and edit different modules independently of each other.
https://bitbucket.org/ - free service, allows you to create private repositories, supports git and hg.

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Alexander Borisovich, 2014-01-27
@Alexufo

Some things just can't be done together. Edit one css or js alternating every 10 seconds. Git, it seems to me, is the most technologically advanced and possibly convenient tool for decentralized development. but won't it take you longer to merge than to ask a partner not to open a file for a certain couple of minutes?

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personaljs, 2014-01-27
@personaljs

git hg

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aplic, 2014-01-27
@aplic

What's inconvenient? I use git and always see all the changes before uploading. And everything is very convenient and even almost nothing and it is not at all necessary to know and understand in the Gita. Maybe you just need to learn how to use them? Try some visual client to choose simpler.

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Roman Kokarev, 2014-01-27
@kokareff

git

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