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Imo with every single thing that’s not your businesses core advantage or differentiation, you should go with what you’re familiar with. If I was in your shoes i
by austhrow743 5y ago
Imo with every single thing that’s not your businesses core advantage or differentiation, you should go with what you’re familiar with. If I was in your shoes i wouldn’t let myself turn it in to a decision to decide. Whatever I was already using would win by default.
To do otherwise is bike shedding. Every comment you read in this thread, every faq you open, free account you create to poke around. It’s time and energy that could have been spent working on the product. Far more importantly though, is the false sense of achievement you’d feel having spent time choosing bitbucket or whatever wins out, while having not progressed.
- tomrod 5y agoYour input is much appreciated!
- dusted 5y agoIndeed, if VCS is not your core biz, go with whatever you know well and feel comfortable with (for instance, disaster recovery and solving uncommon problems). Briefly consider the ease of on boarding of new employees, and whether your own skills are good enough to teach it to them if your preferred system is not one that can be expected of people to know.