[jawsscripts] Re: collaboration

Why not go really primitive and set up an FTP site on both ends. Whenever you finish your work simply copy and paste on your FTP site and the other person will grab it and vice versa. This will eliminate e-mail size constraints. This will eliminate time delays between e-mail messages sent to and from. This will of course also eliminate lost messages. Flash FXP is only some $20. 

Matthew
----- Original Message ----- From: "Jackie McBride" <abletec@xxxxxxxxx> 
To: <jawsscripts@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>
Sent: Saturday, February 23, 2008 6:59 AM
Subject: [jawsscripts] collaboration



Hi List:

My entire scripting existence I've written scripts on my own.
Yesterday, I was approached w/the possibility of collaborating w/a
fellow scripter on a project, &, for a variety of reasons,
particularly time constraints on my part as well as a profound respect
for the person in question, I decided to accept his offer of
assistance.  Emails crossing w/various versions of the scripts being
developed quickly led us to believe that we needed to develop some
format for exchanging work if this were to be a successful endeavor.
Unfortunately, neither of us has ever done this b4.  My initial
thought is to assign various tasks, where each person works on part of
the application independently & where there is no overlap.  That, of
course, can be hard to do, especially w/a complex program, as this is.

So, has any1 ever done this, & how have u managed version control?
Any help appreciated.
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