TeamWork

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TeamWork
https://github.com/ItsElioBaby/teamwork

As mentioned in the website above, TeamWork is a free open-source collaboration software. What is does is pretty simple:
  1. Let's you create and edit your sofwares in real time.
  2. Allows you to connect with other developers to build and sharpen your software capabilities.


As simple as that, it's just like Microsoft Team Foundation or GitHub, but is more a community-software rather than a version management or an online repo. At this state TeamWork comes with a client (not yet fully completed) and a dedicated server so you can host your project in your local machine.

Further details can be seen on the GitHub page above, also please if you have any feedback or any kind of contribution to submit please you are more than welcome to do so.
What TW can do actually is:
  1. Create a project and host it online from your local machine.
  2. Allows you to connect and share your projects with other team mates.
  3. Submit code updates and review other updates made by your friends.
  4. Log/Register to a server.
  5. Chat with your team mates in real time.
  6. Etc


Thanks, Elio.
Awesome to see someone using git! I'm a bit confused on how the editing works. I host the software on my machine, and hand out the client to people I want editing the software? If the client isn't done yet does this work?
edit: are you the owner of this? Going back in history
here
and
here
someone alluded to the project.
Quote Originally Posted by Eddington View Post
Awesome to see someone using git! I'm a bit confused on how the editing works. I host the software on my machine, and hand out the client to people I want editing the software? If the client isn't done yet does this work?
edit: are you the owner of this? Going back in history
here
and
here
someone alluded to the project.
Yes I'm the owner... So first of all you setup the server then give you IP and master key to your mates, then they can access your server via your IP and Master Key, they would also need to obtain a new Subscription ID directly from their client. Once done, they can connect to your project and edit the sources, which can the be seen by right clicking on the file and selecting "View Modification Entries". Also they can chat. Well yeah so this is pretty much right know...
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