Github?

[danielrr]

Dear all,

I am working on a project that I think could be of interest to many colleagues and scholars (it is an Ancient Greek dictionary with a browser of greek parsed forms). It uses two large databases of publicly available data (distributed with a cc share alike, non profit license). I'a planning to make it available to anyone interested (such a nice fellow I am) and I am wondering whether github is the place to do it. If the answer is yes, Is there any examples of LC projects there I can use as inspiration to present the thing? If the answer is not, or "rather not", then What are the alternatives?
best,

Daniel

[MaxV]

Any place is ok, also github.
Main problem with livecode source is that is a single binary file containing all: codes, images, sounds, etc.
So it's very difficult to be collaborative as per text sources.
Use GitHub this way: add you livecode source file and enable issues and Wiki. So it's easy to check all requests.
To view the differences between two livecode files there is https://github.com/montegoulding/lcVCS
however is very difficult to install and use.

[mwieder]

Yeah, github is a bit of a problem for stack files. I have glx2 hosted on bitbucket, although with the same problem.
For stack files you're probably be best off putting them on revOnline http://revonline2.runrev.com/