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Micah Walter
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I'm wondering where on this community there are any code repositories posted? Is there another site where people are sharing code?

 

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    I’ve started using BitBucket for my own source control (using git) since you can create private repos for free for small teams. This may also be a better idea for TN than GitHub seeing as how they already make use of some other Atlassian tools like the Confluence wiki referenced earlier in the thread — Confluence/JIRA/Bitbucket tend to be very tightly integrated.
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    Nick Reilingh
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    (845) 758-7948

    On Jul 4, 2014, at 12:29 PM, Micah Walter <bounce-micahwalter1468@tessituranetwork.com> wrote:

    Hi Heather,

    What about the idea of using GitHub Teams ? Not sure how easy it would be to manage, but you could create separate teams for different use cases.. i.e.: General Network Members, Tessitura Staff, Special joint-community projects, etc.

    We use GitHub exclusively for code repos and sharing and have found it ideal for working with teams both publicly and privately. There is also a self hosted Enterprise version that might make more sense for a company like Tessitura.

    micah

    From: Heather Reynolds <bounce-heatherreynolds7164@tessituranetwork.com>
    Sent: 7/4/2014 11:12:10 AM

    Hi Micah!

    We're in discussion right now concerning repo additions to the developer.tessituranetwork.com site.  Hopefully will have some updates to share in the near future!

    ~ H 




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  • $organization
    I’ve started using BitBucket for my own source control (using git) since you can create private repos for free for small teams. This may also be a better idea for TN than GitHub seeing as how they already make use of some other Atlassian tools like the Confluence wiki referenced earlier in the thread — Confluence/JIRA/Bitbucket tend to be very tightly integrated.
    --
    Nick Reilingh
    Box Office Manager
    (845) 758-7948

    On Jul 4, 2014, at 12:29 PM, Micah Walter <bounce-micahwalter1468@tessituranetwork.com> wrote:

    Hi Heather,

    What about the idea of using GitHub Teams ? Not sure how easy it would be to manage, but you could create separate teams for different use cases.. i.e.: General Network Members, Tessitura Staff, Special joint-community projects, etc.

    We use GitHub exclusively for code repos and sharing and have found it ideal for working with teams both publicly and privately. There is also a self hosted Enterprise version that might make more sense for a company like Tessitura.

    micah

    From: Heather Reynolds <bounce-heatherreynolds7164@tessituranetwork.com>
    Sent: 7/4/2014 11:12:10 AM

    Hi Micah!

    We're in discussion right now concerning repo additions to the developer.tessituranetwork.com site.  Hopefully will have some updates to share in the near future!

    ~ H 




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