I have visual studio 2010 pro, and I need to be able to work side by side on the same project with another programmer who will also be running visual studio 2010. How can this be done the cheapest way?
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I have visual studio 2010 pro, and I need to be able to work side by side on the same project with another programmer who will also be running visual studio 2010. How can this be done the cheapest way?
I Suggest you to use Subversion for this.
You can get a free SVN server and easy to install like VisualSVN http://www.visualsvn.com/visualsvn/download/
First yo install this server and then you have to install a client on the PCs (my suggestion is TortoiseSVN) http://tortoisesvn.net/downloads.html
It takes some time to configure this, but you make it once and then you have the infraestructure for future projects. SVN is a one way trip…
Hope this helps