Is there a coding site that 2,3,4 etc. people can work on 1 file at once? if so, please link to it!
There's probably newer, better solutions, but the one I am familiar with is [url=http://gobby.0x539.de/trac/]gobby[/url]. Has builds for Windows and multiple *nix variants, and apparently an osX build if their screenshots are anything to go by.
Use is fairly straight forward - everyone installs it, person #1 sets up the host ( and forwards a port iirc ) and adds documents to the document manager. Each person joins and sets their edit color ( so #2 edits are red, #3 are blue, etc ) and you go to town on the files. The copy that everyone is editing is in memory, so when you want to commit changes to your local copy, you save the file ( and they can save their copy ).
It's been quite a while - at least five years, probably closer to 6 or 7 - since I've used the software so I don't remember much more.
[QUOTE=Kogitsune;45125805]There's probably newer, better solutions, but the one I am familiar with is [url=http://gobby.0x539.de/trac/]gobby[/url]. Has builds for Windows and multiple *nix variants, and apparently an osX build if their screenshots are anything to go by.
Use is fairly straight forward - everyone installs it, person #1 sets up the host ( and forwards a port iirc ) and adds documents to the document manager. Each person joins and sets their edit color ( so #2 edits are red, #3 are blue, etc ) and you go to town on the files. The copy that everyone is editing is in memory, so when you want to commit changes to your local copy, you save the file ( and they can save their copy ).
It's been quite a while - at least five years, probably closer to 6 or 7 - since I've used the software so I don't remember much more.[/QUOTE]
I ment an ONLINE version, Thanks anyway :D
Online ones are somewhat limited as they tend to be more along the lines of being document editors rather than specifically aimed at programming.
Some of the ones I know of, but haven't used:
[url=https://hackpad.com/]hackpad - owned by dropbox, has 2$/head upgrade for private workspaces[/url]
[url=http://edupad.ch/]eduPad ( site is in German )[/url]
[url=http://collabedit.com/]collabedit - has syntax highlighting, but not for Lua[/url]
Your best bet would really be to go with a software solution if you need syntax highlighting, otherwise one of the above may fit your needs.
Notepad++ has a plugin to allow multiple users to work on the same file; check the plugin manager.
I personally use [url=https://c9.io/]Cloud9[/url]. You get 1 [url=https://c9.io/site/pricing/]free[/url] private repository, and upgrading to six costs $19/month.
Edit: It also has Lua syntax highlighting
You can go for the downgraded version and go with [URL="https://titanpad.com/"]titanpad.com[/URL]
Create a public pad > Send others the link > Enjoy!
(Keep in mind it has very few features)
Github?
i think google drive has a plugin that has syntax highlighting, (don't hold me to that)
google docs :v:
its not that bad
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