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Yea, the only times where I don't use it is when I'm working solo on small projects. Then the dirty tricks like duplicating files into `.bak` or `-ver3`, commen
by leppr 7y ago
Yea, the only times where I don't use it is when I'm working solo on small projects.
Then the dirty tricks like duplicating files into `.bak` or `-ver3`, comment-out unused code for potential reuse later, etc, are actually more time-efficient at least for a non-git wizard like me.
It's invaluable in larger projects, even as small as 2 persons.
- megous 7y agoI mean, I still use version control for pretty much everything. I just don't look at history all that much or try to write very careful commit messages for the small personal projects.