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what's nice about needing to learn what fork, commit, and pull are, is a nice barrier to entry for developers to contribute. This is counter-intuitive since as
by apsurd 17y ago
what's nice about needing to learn what fork, commit, and pull are, is a nice barrier to entry for developers to contribute. This is counter-intuitive since as many people should get involved as possible. But this is more true for things like spotting bugs or user testing and much less for actually contributing code.
- jrockway 17y agoWhat's there to learn? You just click buttons in a web interface. Click fork, click "edit", click "save", click "send pull request". It's like Web 2.0 for free software...