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That plus poorer integration with popular IDEs/editors such as Eclipse. In fact popular IDEs / editors back then supported CVS, then SVN and pretty much nothin
by emmelaich 9y ago
That plus poorer integration with popular IDEs/editors such as Eclipse.
In fact popular IDEs / editors back then supported CVS, then SVN and pretty much nothing else.
You'd be amazed (or not) how little technical superiority matters. Developers just want to click stuff and get back to developing.
Which is not to denigrate git, which I love so much it hurts.
- luckydude 9y agoYeah, you are so right. We sucked at that.