Code exchange between a small group of students

I'm currently in college and we work in groups of three to create small python projects on a weekly basis.

We code for Eclipse and PyDev, but we have a problem when it comes to sharing our work. As a result, we send an endless stream of letters with compressed projects.

We need a way to update the source code, and we should be able to share it between us. (on both Windows and Linux) What do you recommend?

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Use Mercurial in combination with Bitbucket .

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Git Github. , ( ), github. (github Git).

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I would suggest using a version control system.

Git may come in handy for you - it does not require a central server, and today Windows is also supported.

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You need a management version server (for example, SVN). You can commit the changes and update the local version of your code to the current version of the server.

It's free:

http://code.google.com/

You have to set up your repo and share your work! :-)

Hope this helps.

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Source: https://habr.com/ru/post/1778425/


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