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Nowadays, SharePoint should help with version control. But it's an MS product, so it doesn't work and people will just end up e-mailing each other incremented v
by ant6n 7y ago
Nowadays, SharePoint should help with version control. But it's an MS product, so it doesn't work and people will just end up e-mailing each other incremented versions.
- acidburnNSA 7y agoI've used SharePoint to collaboratively create and edit a few 50 page export controlled (read: cloud not an option, at least back then and for cheap) Word documents. It was surprisingly usable and worked fine. Everyone just used word itself (not the web app) and things kept updating when we pressed the sync button. Way better than like, confluence or that stuff. I tried getting execs to use markdown and rst with git and phabricator for version control/review/approval but just haven't succeeded yet.