I've had a lot of success using Dropbox to keep codebases synchronized
across two iMacs, an Air, and Windows XP and 7 VM's; it's particularly
nice not having to remember to commit or send, etc. just because
you're changing location or OS's and you don't have to worry about
backups as you always
i was originally going to use github when someone suggested gitosis,
since its free
it felt a little funny having to pay for something that im really only
using for me, not a team or anything
the benefit is that id be more proficient at git (if thats considered
a marketable skill then it may be
I don't know what gitosis is, but the directions that Jesse cited you
to should work just fine w/plain old git. Give them a try--I bet
you'll find it easier than you think.
On Tue, May 11, 2010 at 12:07 PM, dan mr.dan.ma...@gmail.com wrote:
i was originally going to use github when someone
Assembla also has Free Git and SVN hosting - http://www.assembla.com/plans
A great resource for learning git is - the Pro Git book - I happen
to own the book, but they have also made the entire thing available
online for Free! (which is totally awesome) - http://progit.org/book/
On May 11,
On my iPhone,
Sorry if this was already addressed.
Github is free for public archives. Which works for many.
As you mentioned, They also have a paid option if you want private
repos and other options.
If you google: github Heroku workflow, there are a number of examples
of how to use git
