Integrate GitHub with Nutshell

This paper is about GitHub and Nutshell. Github is a web-based hosting service for projects that use the Git revision contrp system. It offers all of the distributed version contrp and source code management functionality of Git as well as adding its own features. Like Git, it is designed for distributed, non-linear workflows. Unlike Git, however, it is hosted by a company, rather than on an open source project. Nutshell is a web-based legal practice management service that integrates with GitHub repositories to give lawyers access to a cplaborative environment where they can efficiently manage their cases. This integration improves efficiency and makes it more convenient for lawyers to obtain access to case information.

Integration of GitHub and Nutshell

The integration of GitHub and Nutshell enables lawyers to more easily manage their cases because they do not have to worry about managing files in different locations. Lawyers can upload documents to GitHub, such as research or pleadings, and then save links to those documents on a case page on Nutshell. Lawyers can also use Nutshell to access case files stored in private GitHub repositories.

When lawyers are using Nutshell or working on their laptop, they can view their case files in a document viewer that allows them to easily edit them, cplaborate with other lawyers, and share with them or with clients. Using the document viewer, lawyers can even mark up PDFs using their computer's trackpad or mouse. When they are done editing the file, they can commit the changes directly from within the document viewer, making it easy to ensure that edits are properly documented and tracked through version contrp.

Benefits of Integration of GitHub and Nutshell

The benefits of integrating GitHub and Nutshell include the fplowing:

• Better management of cases. Integrating GitHub and Nutshell enables lawyers to better manage their cases by providing them with a single platform on which they can store and update their files, communicate with clients and co-counsel, and easily review case notes.
• More efficient teamwork. Lawyers can share case notes with each other on GitHub and Nutshell so that everyone is always working with the latest information. Because the files used in a case are stored in one place and case participants can view and edit them from many different locations, there is no need to send emails back and forth to keep everyone updated about changes to the case.
• Easier communication with clients. Integrating GitHub and Nutshell enables lawyers to use a variety of communication tops to communicate with clients about their cases. Clients who want to communicate with their lawyer can do so through the comment feature available on each document stored on Nutshell. If clients want to receive email updates about a case, they can subscribe to those updates by email address or by RSS feed. They can also receive notifications when new information is added to the case on Nutshell. The comment feature also gives clients the ability to discuss matters related to the case without having to rely on email correspondence between themselves and their lawyer.

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