29.08.2016, 11:54
Github is pretty awesome. BitBucket is what I use for my private repos as it's free.
SVN is something that many people don't realize is actually a very good way of having good teams, as long as you learn how to use it correctly. It also gives a good backup so you don't lose your files as easily when you have computer troubles.
Just ensure you can understand the branches system, and how to pull and push.
Basically if you're working on something real crazy, with major changes, use a branch. If someone commits before you, pull first, verify your work still functions, and then push.
Just don't upload the sa-mp includes, or the server package files. You can use an ignore filter to get rid of them.
SVN is something that many people don't realize is actually a very good way of having good teams, as long as you learn how to use it correctly. It also gives a good backup so you don't lose your files as easily when you have computer troubles.
Just ensure you can understand the branches system, and how to pull and push.
Basically if you're working on something real crazy, with major changes, use a branch. If someone commits before you, pull first, verify your work still functions, and then push.
Just don't upload the sa-mp includes, or the server package files. You can use an ignore filter to get rid of them.