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An example would be Glitch or Codepen creating commits on each code change, to allow undo/redo of a project over a broader range of time. Glitch already has th
by mattdesl 7y ago
An example would be Glitch or Codepen creating commits on each code change, to allow undo/redo of a project over a broader range of time.
Glitch already has this feature although it’s currently a bit buggy. It may even be based on isomorphic git, not sure.
- mattdesl 7y agoFurther - I am using git commits to store hashes for code-created artworks, so that I can reproduce and remix the exported PNG at a later point. See here: https://github.com/mattdesl/canvas-sketch/blob/master/docs/exporting-artwork.md#git-commit--file-hashing https://github.com/mattdesl/canvas-sketch/blob/master/docs/e... Client side git would mean one less reliance on nodejs.