Hi.
Me and my friend wants to work together in a Arduino project. I would like to know if there are a method to work together in Arduino like we were working together in google docs (in realtime) not like git.
Is there a solution. Thanks!
Hi.
Me and my friend wants to work together in a Arduino project. I would like to know if there are a method to work together in Arduino like we were working together in google docs (in realtime) not like git.
Is there a solution. Thanks!
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try the internet IDE?
GitHub?
Maybe SHARE your work??
If you use the Arduino Web Editor, there is a "Share" button. If you give that share link to someone, they will see the latest version of the sketch (at the last time you saved) every time they open that link. However, I don't know that there is any way for them to edit your sketch.
GitHub really is a great solution for collaborating on projects. There is a little bit of a learning curve, but it's actually quite easy to use the web interface for the most common tasks. If you want to get a bit more advanced, you can use GitHub desktop (which is still quite easy to use) to work on projects locally, after which you can push your work to GitHub so that it's accessible to everyone working on the project.
Hi Look at SLACK.com
I use this with 3 other people doing product development in USA, Nigeria and China, We are communicating almost every day.
Free for small stuff...
I understand using Slack for communicating between the team members, but can you use it effectively to work collaboratively on code?
Hi,
There is specific support. See: https://get.slack.help/hc/en-us/articles/115002201343-Slack-for-software-developers
It encourages sharing Snippets of code also, which I feel is part of the 'share everything' movement which encourages us to put a little effort into making something we did useful to others. Such as Arduino Libraries.