Ruleset creation: how to co-work with my team-mate on same package ?

[Konami]

Hi guys,
in these days I'm planning to build a new ruleset in cooperation with a friend and first problem that I have is: how to work together on same package ?
Please, someone has any idea if exist a "source control program" that works in cloud (and not in LAN) in order to avoid to send us each other the updated package and work on it at different time (to not losing updates) ?

For now my only idea is create a google doc with log history of modifies and a files list with state of file, like "locked" or "free" to specify if one of two is working and on which file.

Many thanks!
Paolo

[dberkompas]

Github

[Konami]

Thank you man. I go to take a look immediately to this software.

[damned]

BitBucket (same type of thing).

[celestian]

Github

This.

And if you're on a PC, check out GitKraken for the client side git needs. I love it.

Pretty sure they have a macky version also.

[dberkompas]

For Mac, easiest I've found it to install GIT with Homebrew.
$ brew install git

Then create your project on github, and clone locally.


Dave

[JML]

For Mac (and Windows) you can give a try at SourceTree from Atlassian, which is free.

[dulux-oz]

GitKracken (free for Mac, Windows and/or Linux) is by far the "best" (easiest to use, understand and setup) tool I've ever discovered for Git, GitHub and BitBucket - take this personal recommendation from a Professional Coder as you like, or not, as the case may be :)

Cheers

[Konami]

Thank you very much guys.
I'm started with github with his client own for windows and for sure I'll download and test GitKracken too.

Cheers

[damned]

I use Sourcetree and Bitbucket when collaborating.