On Sunday, February 23, 2014 5:01:57 PM UTC+1, li...@nxgnsol.com wrote:
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> I'm just going to have to make sure the repos are synced via push/pull.
> But here's a question about something I don't understand. Typically I work
> all day on my desktop, make commits, and push them to the online repo
Hi Daniel,
Thank you for sharing your experience. I've been getting tripped up over my
workflow between my desktop computer and my laptop. Using a test project
I've made new branches on one while changing another branch on the other
and trying to figure what the outcome might be. Not so good is
Essentially, all GitHub and BitBucket provide are central locations where
your repositories can be accessed and shared. While you *can* access the
data there directly, and to an extent even modify it, it is usually more
convenient to have your files stored locally, and modify/commit them there
bef
Yes, I do use Dropbox and I have been making comparisons. I guess my
question is do I need to install git on a computer if I am using github? I
guess I don't know what github or bitbucket brings to the party.
Thanks for the reference. I have worked my way through the git docs and
it's very help
On Friday, February 21, 2014 3:02:14 PM UTC+1, li...@nxgnsol.com wrote:
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> Hello,
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> Square one newbie here. Always thought I had a good version control system
> until I tried git. I'm a little confused about where to install git and how
> that works with either Github or Bitbucket. I'm a singl
