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15-10-2016, 15:28
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Re: Organizing your programming
Not going to get into the version control system argument here, other than to use Git.
Now, a couple of other things - GitKraken is my GUI client of choice when I use a GUI client, but the git command line program is fantastic and actually extremely easy to use. Eclipse also has built in support for Git through E-Git, though it's not great it's helpful if you already have eclipse and don't want to install anything extra. Another hosting alternative is GitLab, which besides providing servers also provides a community edition, which lets you install GitLab and self-host it on any machine/VPS. We used it last year and it was incredibly powerful. 
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