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Being able to write code that does something in the first place is the most important. Having to learn a VCS at the same time you are learning the difference b
by hdctambien 10y ago
Being able to write code that does something in the first place is the most important.
Having to learn a VCS at the same time you are learning the difference between a parameter and an argument will cause more harm than good for a novice.
- flukus 10y agoOn the other hand, being free to experiment, screw up and revert back quickly is great for someone just learning. I wouldn't recommend it to someone at the hello world level, but would not long after. The industry is plagued by people that don't know how to use source control.