02. more robust git & github integration
This will make our code editor a far more powerful tool. integrating this means we become somewhat of an IDE, which is big news for a project like ours :-)
This part will include:
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integrating what we can from ungit, to make branches and commits have a visual interface.
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moving to a better looking road-map framework, or css'sing the shit out of ungit in…
This will make our code editor a far more powerful tool. integrating this means we become somewhat of an IDE, which is big news for a project like ours :-)
This part will include:
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integrating what we can from ungit, to make branches and commits have a visual interface.
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moving to a better looking road-map framework, or css'sing the shit out of ungit interface to look better :-)
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have a easy option to return to a previous save (commit).
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everything will be handled by the local git directory. First, including saves to github itself will be skipped. Later, we'll add an option to autosave to github every X changes or X minutes of work. Maybe update github for every intentional commit, and do something else with autosaves.
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we might need a diff tool integrated as well, since integrating with git & github means we might have a conflict while trying to merge. I found the following tools. Might take one of them or try to find a better one:
https://github.com/joelgriffith/sickmerge
https://www.reddit.com/r/javascript/comments/1rmfrg/i_built_a_3way_git_conflict_resolution_toolin/
https://www.npmjs.com/package/3-way-merge
http://www.mergely.com/
http://prettydiff.com/
https://github.com/cemerick/jsdifflib