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Alexey Lizurchik
Alexey Lizurchik

Reputation: 11

Share project's code between PC and Notebook

Sometimes I want to be able to work with my php code both from my PC and notebook. I know, that I can use git, but I don't want to make dirty commits just to transfer code from PC to notebook and back. So, may be you have experience with it, what tools I can use to share my project between PC and notebook, may be I should use dropbox or something similar?

Upvotes: 0

Views: 45

Answers (2)

Boris Brodski
Boris Brodski

Reputation: 8715

I still recommend to use git (or some other SCM of your choice).

You can deal with dirty commits like this

  • Create a feature branch for those commit
  • When you produced a reasonable state, then
    • Merge feature branch to your main branch or
    • Squash all dirty commits to the one clean commit and merge(or rebase) it with your main branch

Upvotes: 1

NoLiver92
NoLiver92

Reputation: 892

if you dont want to use git or svn because of the commands You can use any of the cloud storage (onedrive, google drive, dropbox), these work well, I use all of them in some capacity and they are good. BUT youll always need internet in order to sync it accross. It will come down to preference and wheter any of these services are blocked by the firewall (in places like work etc if you want the code at work)

Upvotes: 0

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