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I agree with the first half of the statement: we indeed do not have a cloud-first version control system. It could bring some real benefits of tight integration
by krasin 7y ago
I agree with the first half of the statement: we indeed do not have a cloud-first version control system. It could bring some real benefits of tight integration with continuous build and other things considered to be essentials nowadays.
I don't see files going anywhere. I would like to listen to examples of "code-in-database is already halfway here", if you happen to have them.
- dustingetz 7y agoMy startup is one http://www.hyperfiddle.net/ http://www.hyperfiddle.net/ Others are https://darklang.com/ https://darklang.com/ and https://www.unisonweb.org/ https://www.unisonweb.org/ and of course scripting google sheets with javascript Low-code is very suddenly going to be a big thing in the next couple years and when it happens there are now 750M more "coders" and those types of people are not interested in git pull --rebase --fucked --whatdidido
- krasin 7y agoThank you, very interesting pointers!
- wtetzner 7y agoOf course, you could probably build some pretty convenient cloud-syncing tech on top of Git without a ton of effort.