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Flashbake: Free version-control for writers using git
For the past couple weeks, I've been working with Thomas "cmdln" Gideon (host of the fabulously nerdy Command Line podcast ) on a free software project for writers called "Flashbake" (which is to say, I described what I wanted and Thomas wrote the code). This is a set of Python scripts that check your hot files for changes every 15 minutes, and checks in any changed files to a local git repository. Git is a free "source control" program used by programmers to track changes to source-code, but it works equally well on any text file. If you write in a text-editor like I do, then Flashbake can keep track of your changes for you as you go.
While I was working on the Deskop Edition I figured I'd spruce up the online edition as well. You'll notice nicer, more universally compatible widgets on the right side. And now the text below will preserve your line breaks so you don't have to go back later and clean it up.
Write Or Die : Dr Wicked's Writing Lab
Short Stories: 10 Tips for Creative Writers (Kennedy and Jerz) (Dennis G. Jerz, Seton Hill University)
Posted by Dennis G. Jerz, on March 30th, 2011 Jerz > Writing > Creative >
You wrote a novel! In a month! Congratulations on this epic creative accomplishment. Now , you may be wondering, what should I do with it ? If you’re reading this on December 5, I say, “Nothing.” At least, not yet.
I Wrote A Novel, Now What?
