Download the windows GUI github client. Its incredibly easy to use and everything else can be done online. I had never used it before I started my project and after reading a few how-to pages I had it more or less figured out. I never saw your from Vancouver! I take it you went to siggraph? Im from Edmonton. I can make a post on my basic understanding of it issue tracker with tags/release milestones is easy, wiki is self explanatory and once you get the formatting down you can add readmes in any directory you want, other than that what I've done is created a directory on my spare harddrive called "#Github" and then my repo is linked to directory within there called "ColdWarSubSim" and then I copied all my project files there. I still have a main backup that I backup every week but I do all my work in that directory. I leave the GitHub client for Windows running and it detects changes to any files and then when you think you've made some progress you commit it with a title and a description and it gets uploaded online.
Users can clone the repo to get the current files you have and then anytime you make a change, they can hit "sync" to get the latest changes, and you can do the same. I'm sure other people could add to that short description. Although that might clutter up the thread more than I already have.
Users can clone the repo to get the current files you have and then anytime you make a change, they can hit "sync" to get the latest changes, and you can do the same. I'm sure other people could add to that short description. Although that might clutter up the thread more than I already have.
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