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&gt; It also depends on what you want to achieve if you want to learn or you just want the project done.<br />
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I actually want both ;)<br />
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I think I will need to isolate the code down to the smallest working example which demonstrates the problem. That's why I created a GitHub that is not me real one. For that I use BitBucket.<br />
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I do want to let people easily make changes so I can see it working. Is there any problem with two EE Experts changing the code at the same time? Does an update attempt on jsfiddle automatically create a fork?<br />
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So, do I still need plunkr and jsfiddle? I can use both if there is a reason.<br />
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Thanks.
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> It also depends on what you want to achieve if you want to learn or you just want the project done.

I actually want both ;)

I think I will need to isolate the code down to the smallest working example which demonstrates the problem. That's why I created a GitHub that is not me real one. For that I use BitBucket.

I do want to let people easily make changes so I can see it working. Is there any problem with two EE Experts changing the code at the same time? Does an update attempt on jsfiddle automatically create a fork?

So, do I still need plunkr and jsfiddle? I can use both if there is a reason.

Thanks.

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I like your advice. What kind of setup is that?
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I like your advice. What kind of setup is that?

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Both or just one?<br />
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And is that instead of a Git Repo?
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Both or just one?

And is that instead of a Git Repo?

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I hope to post a sample application which displays a problem I am having and need to find what aspects I need to create for this. It would mainly be for posts on EE but could be used to share my code for other purposes.<br />
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Can you suggest one?<br />
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I create a GitGub account and use Git to put the latest version of my site to GitHub.<br />
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What if two people want to make an alteration to the code I post there? When someone makes a change, is there a way to auto-fork the repo?
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I hope to post a sample application which displays a problem I am having and need to find what aspects I need to create for this. It would mainly be for posts on EE but could be used to share my code for other purposes.

Can you suggest one?

I create a GitGub account and use Git to put the latest version of my site to GitHub.

What if two people want to make an alteration to the code I post there? When someone makes a change, is there a way to auto-fork the repo?

Git: Using a public site to publish my Angular Git Repo

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