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How can I sync code between my pc and my laptop. I’m using NetBeans for developing most of my projects. Now, I upload .zip ( or use dropbox ), but it is so annoying always to make a new project in NetBeans and add the source. Can’t I just save the project on my PC and the project automatically synchronise to my laptop?
It’s time for you to use Git or SubVersioN or CVS, and possibly Maven.
All these versioning systems and project management system (Maven) are supported by NetBeans IDE.