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Yes, git won. This does not mean that mercurial is not highly ergonomic, equally powerful, with a very ordered and dynamic codebase, and a sane community. Edi
by muxator 9y ago
Yes, git won.
This does not mean that mercurial is not highly ergonomic, equally powerful, with a very ordered and dynamic codebase, and a sane community.
Edit: and I keep wondering what the panorama would have been like if we had hghub instead of github.
- yeukhon 9y agoThere is, Bitbucket was exclusively Hg before Bitbucket saw Git's popularity. This is my opinion: Bitbucket is like the new Sourceforge. I'd be interested to see a survey on Hg and Git usage today.
- glandium 9y agoIIRC from when I looked ~2 years ago, > 80% of new repositories on bitbucket were using git. (and that's a conservative estimate, because I'm not entirely sure whether it clearly was over 90% or not, but it might (likely) have been).
- microcolonel 9y ago> I keep wondering what the panorama would have been like if we had HgHub instead of GitHub. Yeah, I think that the Linux process and jargon both came along for the ride with Git, so it would probably be even more different than you think.