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    Multiple programmers working on same project.

    Multiple programmers working on same project is a problem for us. Does anyone know of a software solution that will hold our Alpha project and allow programmers from different areas to be able to work on a file and then save back to the remote hosting server? We have tried several syncing software programs but they are too slow. It would have to lock the file so no one else can work on it at the same time also.

    Thanks.
    Reed Brown
    ITOT Solutions, Inc.
    Alpha v12

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    Re: Multiple programmers working on same project.

    Originally posted by reedallenbrown View Post
    We have tried several syncing software programs but they are too slow.
    Hi Reed, I would be very interested in seeing what replies come in as this is something we have been pondering for a while. would you mind listing the syncing programs that you have tried and the issues with each?

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      #3
      Re: Multiple programmers working on same project.

      We have a similar problem hindered by 2 developers using the pre-release.

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        #4
        Re: Multiple programmers working on same project.

        I tried several by just Googling them. Also most of these on this site. http://www.toptenreviews.com/softwar...sync-software/
        Reed Brown
        ITOT Solutions, Inc.
        Alpha v12

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          #5
          Re: Multiple programmers working on same project.

          I think for that question to answer u contact Selwyn directly i know from the past he wrote some tips and gave advice how to use version control, i don't have that docomention any more, but in reference he is always glad to help out, good luck

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            #6
            Re: Multiple programmers working on same project.

            I would be interested in anybody's experience working with more than a single developer on a project, version control etc.
            What worked, what didn't?

            What about a developers license? I think we can install on two machines right? I am considering giving up a percentage of ownership to an established industry leader to help carry on my application into the future beyond me with another developer able to take over in the event of my demise (things happen, heck I feel like I am getting lewy bodys disease sometimes) anyways, couldn't I give him my license number so he can learn Alpha and keep the application going (my subscription as well) into the future. Creating a business application wherein other businesses depend on mine, I want to ground it solidly.
            NWCOPRO: Nuisance Wildlife Control Software My Application: http://www.nwcopro.com "Without forgetting, we would have no memory at all...now what was I saying?"

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              #7
              Re: Multiple programmers working on same project.

              We are trying DropBox for business and so far it seems to be working for us.
              Reed Brown
              ITOT Solutions, Inc.
              Alpha v12

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                #8
                Re: Multiple programmers working on same project.

                I have been looking at github. It seems to have the potential BUT needs to be set up carefully. If you have someone working on a specific area/module they can do so without affecting the main code and it can be integrated when finished/approved. Still working through the nuances to see if it really will work.
                Glen Schild



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                  #9
                  Re: Multiple programmers working on same project.

                  In general spoking so A5 cando it still lacks version control tools while moveing to the enterprise and teamworks even so simple as SVC, but perhaps the will lauch a tool like gibhub in the future, the point with dropbox is a backup tool no more but has no branches.

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                    #10
                    Re: Multiple programmers working on same project.

                    if that is working for u then use it, other tools like github and svc are asking more in depth, but the point i makeing to say why are there such tools for team right of of the box, i don't have the answer.

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                      #11
                      Re: Multiple programmers working on same project.

                      Github is the right tool you should use.....

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                        #12
                        Re: Multiple programmers working on same project.

                        general question how u convert the binary complied ap to text to text structure because that is the way Seleyn explained in the past?!.

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                          #13
                          Re: Multiple programmers working on same project.

                          Both UX and Grids can be saved as Formatted JSON in the web project, which is clear text. The components are published as binary. Any code in a workspace can be converted from a library to a filesystem dictionary, which saves all code in individual files that are also clear text.

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                            #14
                            Re: Multiple programmers working on same project.

                            But Jeey why not simple svc like whise build inside with A5 like github what is an industrial standaard

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                              #15
                              Re: Multiple programmers working on same project.

                              Originally posted by CharlesParker View Post
                              What about a developers license? I think we can install on two machines right? I am considering giving up a percentage of ownership to an established industry leader to help carry on my application into the future beyond me with another developer able to take over in the event of my demise (things happen, heck I feel like I am getting lewy bodys disease sometimes) anyways, couldn't I give him my license number so he can learn Alpha and keep the application going (my subscription as well) into the future. Creating a business application wherein other businesses depend on mine, I want to ground it solidly.
                              You can use the same developer license on two different machines but only one instance can be running at a time.
                              Alpha Anywhere v12.4.6.5.2 Build 8867-5691 IIS v10.0 on Windows Server 2019 Std in Hyper-V

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