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I don't understand your question. Are you looking to manage the code you write for your laravel project? Most people do this with their projects, using Git. You use Git through the command line, either command prompt (windows) or terminal (mac). Create an account on Github or Bitbucket (if you want privacy), then look up a tutorial on Git, and push your code to your remote repository which you can create through their web interfaces or github.com or bitbucket.org.

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Thanks for your replying. I don't want to store and manage Laravel source code on Github, so I want to manage it on Git Local Tool. Do you know any tool for manage source code on localhost like github?

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Open source => https://www.gitlab.com/

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I base on windows 7.

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Plain old Git is already a local repository. You don't need any service to have local version tracking, just use git as you would normally. You can use it on windows, or mac, or linux. Create a new directory, run 'git init', etc. If you want a GUI (interface instead of command line), you can use the free program that github offers (you don't need to hook it up with github, you can just use it locally):

http://windows.github.com/

Or you can also use sourcetree:

http://www.sourcetreeapp.com/

There are many others.

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Thanks, but I want to use it with multiple users.

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Codebreak.com is a good site, which offers free public and private repos. I use it for many of my projects and it works great.

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Thanks, I will try it. But I still need owner git tool for localhost.

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What do you mean? I think you have to specify more, because I already said previously that for a local git repo, all you need is normal git. Install git if you don't have it: http://git-scm.com/downloads , then you can add, commit, push, pull, whatever you want locally with however many other users you want pushing to it.

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Run gitlab in a virtual machine i think they even offer preinstalled images. This is as close as you can get for free. Gitlab is amazing for working in teams on private servers.

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I'm really surprised that nobody mentioned BitBucket. It's got free private repos.

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gerob said:

I'm really surprised that nobody mentioned BitBucket. It's got free private repos.

You'd actually need Atlassian Stash which is not free to run it on localhost.

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