

Google is a company I try to avoid at all costs, for many reasons which we can get into later if you want. Google drive can be used to share a file but it’s not meant for development work. That’s where git comes in.
Git is super helpful for development work, hosting documentation, sharing releases, and collecting issues and feature requests from the community that uses your code.
Git is not github. GitHub is just a Microsoft owned host and client for git. Git can be used in the command line or using a web gui, and there are a lot of tutorials and documentation for how to use it. I found gitlab’s documentation to be really helpful when I first started using git.
And you might want to look into foss alternatives to github (Microsoft) like Codeberg which I believe is using forgeo which you could self host if desired.
You should give it a shot, and set up a repository for this project.



























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