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I’d be inclined to disagree. I found the learning curve to be quite steep. When you’re used to having a centralised VCS hosted for you it can seem a bit of a ch

by rusk 6y ago

I’d be inclined to disagree. I found the learning curve to be quite steep. When you’re used to having a centralised VCS hosted for you it can seem a bit of a chore to take on all this extra responsibility. Once you’re on top of it though it’s great I wouldn’t use anything else.

nemetroid 6y ago
> When you’re used to having a centralised VCS hosted for you I think this is the crucial part. Git will come off as difficult and strange if you're used to using a centralized VCS, and expect Git to work like it. But that isn't really indicative of Git's own complexity, just its differentness.
- rusk 6y ago
  But you are free to use Git in the old centralised way. You don’t have to get into workflows and stuff if you don’t want to. The , just as in the purely centralised case you are still reliant on a oracle but that’s okay in most cases.