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AppGameKit Classic Chat / IDE & Platform Request

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Timberwolf
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Posted: 13th Jul 2015 11:42 Edited at: 14th Jul 2015 12:27
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I would like a "Remote Control" feature so you can edit from anywhere, without having to move code with you.
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BatVink
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Posted: 13th Jul 2015 13:12
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Why don't you just use Bitbucket or Dropbox or similar?
Then you have your code backed up too.

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Markus
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Posted: 13th Jul 2015 14:57
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maybe u can use a VPN (Virtual private network) + RDP Client (Remote Desktop Protocol).
or u can use a up to date Router as file storage access.
means u can plug a hd or usb drive into.

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Posted: 13th Jul 2015 21:49
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This is exactly what I use OneDrive for now (As I seem to have a TB of storage space :/)

Drop box was better, as it allows you to roll back edits/versions of documents (I don't think OneDrive can do this), but my free space expired.

A proper SVN solution would work as well, although I have found them to be a lot harder to set up and get working than DropBox or OneDrive.

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Timberwolf
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Posted: 14th Jul 2015 12:04
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@batvink, =Prof=: If I go that route,I'll use my VPS and a Git repository.

@Markus: If I go that route, I'll use teamviewer.

The whole idea was to have unified undo, synchronized debugging, and native interface everywhere I go. I guess what I am wanting is a decentralized IDE, like quassel is a decentralized IRC client. One IDE "server" and access from anywhere at the same time. This is also ideal for co-development. One can work on one file, while the other works on another. I could probably make a server and a plugin for the IDE to make it like that...
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Markus
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Posted: 14th Jul 2015 13:19
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in the today co-development u must still hit a button
to get new source code from repository.
just imagine u click save, you want compile, you got an error.
the other team member want compile and run he will see same error.

a good idea is when the ide handle also the write protect file state.
visual studio shows a lock icon.

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Timberwolf
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@markus Everyone I work with when co-developing is done through teamviewer and some form of live vocal communication. Why? Because I have yet to see decentralized IDEs, and get that exact reaction when it's requested. Everyone seems to think it's a crappy idea and doesn't want to implement it. I'm half tempted to pay someone to make a dynamic decentralized IDE preloaded with plugins for the languages I use. In fact, I may do that after I finish upgrading my PC. Along with a browser that fits my wants and needs.
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Timberwolf
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@markus Everyone I work with when co-developing is done through teamviewer and some form of live vocal communication. Why? Because I have yet to see decentralized IDEs, and get that exact reaction when it's requested. Everyone seems to think it's a crappy idea and doesn't want to implement it. I'm half tempted to pay someone to make a dynamic decentralized IDE preloaded with plugins for the languages I use. In fact, I may do that after I finish upgrading my PC. Along with a browser that fits my wants and needs.
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Markus
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Posted: 15th Jul 2015 12:19
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i think your idea is just share the same source
and work together.
means a network drive and work from one ore more pcs in the same project.
i agree a direct communication is a must have.
the pro is, the others do not need to buy or install the ide.
if you install the ide in a network drive i think you can start it from other pc's and its decentralized then.

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