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Git smart: How we're using Git to track our source code
- justindz 18y agoIs there some kind of karma-grabbing contest to post everything that comes out on a few key blogs before anyone else can?
- justindz 18y agoEw. Someone just posted a message about auto-scripting something like this. Now I feel dirty and ashamed for suggesting it, even if they didn't get the idea from me.
- graywh 18y agoDon't worry, it's been suggested several times before. If someone is that "needy" for karma, let them. I prefer to earn mine the old fashioned way.
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- pchristensen 18y agoDespite the 37s backlash, I think this was a good post. I had heard of lots of hackers using Git but not any companies. The fact that a well known company like 37s is using it gives it more credibility and exposure, which will help get more users, which will provide more contributors, documenters, etc.
- maw 18y ago"Branching and merging in git, though, are wonderfully, blissfully straightforward." That is a lie (or at best something like Stockholm Syndrome). Nothing in git is straightforward, let alone blissfully so.