For collaborative code review, GitHub has line by line commenting capability
per commit, I think.
Cheers -Terry
From: Eric S. Johansson <ynotlayab...@gmail.com>
To: leo-editor <leo-editor@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Friday, February 3, 2017 2:34 PM
Subject: weaving in colorized html, group review, and working remote systems
Three questions:
Again, based on my earlier literate programming experience, I'm wondering how I
can print out/present my code as a document? Is that still a thing or should I
look at communicating with other reviewers a different way?
What's the best way for other developers to review code? What I'm thinking of
is exporting all of the code is a document into Google docs and then using the
Google docs comment feature and shared presentation for reviewing code with
other developers.
And last, I almost never execute the code I'm working on on my Windows box. I
almost always synchronize my code over to a Linux box before executing. What is
an easy way I can trigger synchronization from Leo? Part of what complicates
this is that I tend to use rsync in a bash script under cygwin because it's a
UNIX like tool and it's easy for me. What can I do from Windows directly?
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