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Is that doing Ctrl+Z , Ctrl+Y in the background? Before opening the link I was thinking this was going to be a cool feature that lets you scroll through older

by vmarsy 10y ago

Is that doing Ctrl+Z , Ctrl+Y in the background? Before opening the link I was thinking this was going to be a cool feature that lets you scroll through older revisions of a file in git. This, paired with a git blame GUI would be awesome. A minority report for git repos Sweet feature regardless :)

HammondSmoking 10y ago
You can easily do that using magit in emacs [1]. [1] https://magit.vc/manual/magit/Blaming.html https://magit.vc/manual/magit/Blaming.html
- bobwaycott 10y ago
  As a two-finger horizontal scroll?
  - HammondSmoking 10y ago
    The elisp functions to go back and forth in history are there, I'm sure it's just a matter of remapping them.
tiglionabbit 10y ago
That was my second thought. My first thought was, doesn't Time Machine already exist?
notamy 10y ago
Scrolling through a file's git history like that would be pretty freaking awesome.
epmatsw 10y ago
Not quite on scroll, but Git Time Machine for Atom is kind of close: https://atom.io/packages/git-time-machine https://atom.io/packages/git-time-machine
- dzhiurgis 10y ago
  Nice! I did not like diff and history that comes with git-plus. Thank you!
- vmarsy 10y ago
  Oh pretty nice, a vscode equivalent would be awesome
melloclello 10y ago
I once built a calculator app where you could two-finger swipe to undo/redo: https://appsto.re/nz/oxLx3.i https://appsto.re/nz/oxLx3.i Previous/future states simply appear adjacent to one another so you can scroll through them easily. I absolutely believe that version control history is something that needs to be treated as a dimension like any other
- deckar01 10y ago
  I once built a motion controlled drawing app that mapped rotating hands to scrubbing through the undo/redo stack. https://youtu.be/DM1JtYyr88k https://youtu.be/DM1JtYyr88k Skip to 0:18 to skip calibration. It would be cool to make a calculator that recognized number gestures.

by vmarsy 10y ago

HammondSmoking 10y ago

You can easily do that using magit in emacs [1]. [1] https://magit.vc/manual/magit/Blaming.html https://magit.vc/manual/magit/Blaming.html

bobwaycott 10y ago
As a two-finger horizontal scroll?
- HammondSmoking 10y ago
  The elisp functions to go back and forth in history are there, I'm sure it's just a matter of remapping them.

tiglionabbit 10y ago

That was my second thought. My first thought was, doesn't Time Machine already exist?

notamy 10y ago

Scrolling through a file's git history like that would be pretty freaking awesome.

epmatsw 10y ago

Not quite on scroll, but Git Time Machine for Atom is kind of close: https://atom.io/packages/git-time-machine https://atom.io/packages/git-time-machine

dzhiurgis 10y ago
Nice! I did not like diff and history that comes with git-plus. Thank you!
vmarsy 10y ago
Oh pretty nice, a vscode equivalent would be awesome

melloclello 10y ago

I once built a calculator app where you could two-finger swipe to undo/redo: https://appsto.re/nz/oxLx3.i https://appsto.re/nz/oxLx3.i Previous/future states simply appear adjacent to one another so you can scroll through them easily. I absolutely believe that version control history is something that needs to be treated as a dimension like any other

deckar01 10y ago
I once built a motion controlled drawing app that mapped rotating hands to scrubbing through the undo/redo stack. https://youtu.be/DM1JtYyr88k https://youtu.be/DM1JtYyr88k Skip to 0:18 to skip calibration. It would be cool to make a calculator that recognized number gestures.