I've decided I want to post my Mystic apps on someplace like
SourceForge or GitHub. I like the idea because it offers an outside
site in "the cloud" where my work can be preserved in case of
accidental loss, etc.
I'm not a professional coder, so I'm not famliar with the ins and outs
of such repositories. I like SF because it allows me to post
screenshots of my apps, whereas I can find no such feature with
GitHub.
All that aside, how should I start with either one. I know I have to
make a local git respository, but I don't know the first thing about
it. g00r00 obviously knows about it. I've even created a single SF project about 10 years ago for my YAQN qwknet tosser, but I've never maintained it since.
So, anybody know where I can start? What are the best practices for maintaining code?
I've decided I want to post my Mystic apps on someplace like SourceForge or GitHub. I like the idea because it offers an outside site in "the cloud" where my work can be preserved in case of accidental loss, etc.
I'm not a professional coder, so I'm not famliar with the ins and outs of such repositories. I like SF because it allows me to post screenshots
of my apps, whereas I can find no such feature with GitHub.
on 03/05/15, Gryphon said...
I've decided I want to post my Mystic apps on someplace like SourceFo or GitHub. I like the idea because it offers an outside site in "the cloud" where my work can be preserved in case of accidental loss, etc
have you coded anything other then in mpl?
I'm not a professional coder, so I'm not famliar with the ins and out such repositories. I like SF because it allows me to post screenshot of my apps, whereas I can find no such feature with GitHub.
but you still get it done. ;)
On 03/06/15, Dream Master said the following...
on 03/05/15, Gryphon said...
I've decided I want to post my Mystic apps on someplace like Sou or GitHub. I like the idea because it offers an outside site in cloud" where my work can be preserved in case of accidental loss
have you coded anything other then in mpl?
Yes, I wrote Space Dynasty Elete and Virtual Sysop III. I gave the VS3 project to Michael Montague back in '04. I think the SDE project (and maybe the VS3) project ended up in the Syncterm development tree. I
think they are both free to download the code from them.
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