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I have a laptop that I’m using to work on my app in Eclipse. I share the computer so it’s not always available. How can I get the entire Android project from my laptop’s Eclipse to the Eclipse on my PC? I don’t want to email each individual file to myself and open it on the PC, either.
If you want your project’s source code to be open on the public, you can use
githuborGoogle codeor something similar. Then you should install a plugin to Eclipse in order to be able to synchronize easy your code.At my early steps, I was using
Dropboxfor project synching. It was good for projects that only one person writes to them. If many people participate, then this solution is a mess.Also you can set up your own sych server, if you have a pc that is online 24/7 or when you need it. I tried to set up a
Gitoriousbut I haven’t managed to get it running 100%. So, for now I have anSVNserver, and using the Eclipse plugin for SVN synching, I have everywhere I want my eclipse projects. To setup an SVN synch server is very easy and will not take more than a few hours(minutes??).