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And yet I still can't easily get it to ignore `node_modules` folders.
by dabernathy89 8y ago
And yet I still can't easily get it to ignore `node_modules` folders.
- ReverseCold 8y agoPlease use git (or similar) for code. GitLab even has free private repos for personal projects. Dropbox is for binary files (like PDF, MSOffice, etc).
- pythonaut_16 8y agoSometimes you just want to share code between computers without committing it. Does Git have an easy way to share "uncommitted" code that doesn't involve committing it on a branch and rebaseing it later? I say this as a huge fan of Git, that's one scenario where a Dropbox folder is stronger than Git
- dabernathy89 8y agoDropbox is for whatever I want to put in it. Including code! Just because I keep my project folders inside of Dropbox doesn't mean i'm not using git.
- timlyo 8y agoSyncthing handles this pretty well. Only downside (upside in some cases) is that it's self hosted rather than a service. https://syncthing.net/ https://syncthing.net/