I am creating a complete web development environment. At the moment, there are two developers, one of which is dedicated to software (C #, .NET), and also is dedicated to interface development (HTML, CSS, XSLT).
Each of them has an installation of MS Visual Studio 2008 and a common source through Visual Source Safe 2005. They both scan files and develop locally.
I installed a test server, where is the plan, which should end with a combined and verified code, and this server should always be the "correct" version.
Each of the three installations uses the same databases.
I think this setting should change a bit as I prepare for more developers, but we have quite a few problems with file synchronization and easy access for quick changes. Often we need to quickly change some layouts and projects and finish copying the files to the test server manually (I do not need the .NET / C # code files on the web server), and the site crashes: - (
We use the standard CMS to create all our work with the external interface, and it really slows down if it is included in a safe source.
I would like all our work with the interface to be completely separate from our internal code, so it’s easy to make changes.
Eg. we would like to make a few changes to the design and quickly implement it in our production environment without thinking about .NET code.
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