Specific help
Getting Started
To get the most out of Floobits, you’ll want to install an editor plugin. Right now we have plugins for Sublime Text, Emacs, and Neovim. See the plugin help page for more information.
Importing your Code
Once you have a plugin installed, you can create a workspace using the Share Directory command.
For Emacs, run M-x floobits-share-dir-public <RET> DIR <RET>
(Emacs help)
For Vim, run :FlooShareDirPublic /path/to/files
(Vim help)
For IntelliJ IDEA, go to Tools → Floobits → Share Project Publicly/Privately.
(IntelliJ help)
For Sublime Text, use the sidebar context menu.
(Sublime Text help)
The web editor also lets you import Git, Mercurial, and Subversion repositories. Just go to File → Add files and enter the repository type and URL. If your repository is private, you’ll need to give access to this public SSH key. If your repository is on GitHub, you can simply add Floobot as a collaborator. See our GitHub instructions for Floobits for more information.
Collaborating
Voice chat is crucial for collaborating remotely. That’s why Floobits has WebRTC and Google Hangout integration.
Support
- #Floobits on Freenode
- @Floobits
- Or you can email us.