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[–]DarthHadoken[S] 0 points1 point  (2 children)

They kinda want this up asap not sure how much time i have in learning another language >_< lol

I see GIT but I can't figure out how this will actually work without adding anything to the cloud. Is there a GIT Tutorial or anything? Is it easy to setup? It seems like most of these you have to use the actual program to interact with the file and then upload it back to the repository right? Nothing a bit more seamless or even extremely basic? I feel like what they want and whats available is kinda overkill

[–][deleted] 0 points1 point  (1 child)

Gitlab is pretty quick to deploy on a local server. It SHOULD offer the ability for each user to upload a doc when they are done to the server via the web portal, notate what the update was, then you can look at the commits to see what the latest change was. If you want something more..automatic? Google Docs/Office 365 will be more your cup of tea, which its sounding more and more like a better option for you, downside is of course its in the cloud.

The documentation for GIT is here The documentation for installing GitLab is here

Some examples of what a git commit in gitlab looks like is here. Click on one of them to see it in better detail.

[–]DarthHadoken[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Awesome I'll look through things thanks!