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>Never mind there isn’t a git equivalent in the space. Google Docs (or other online word processors) + revision history [0] works just fine as a distributed ve
by MontyCarloHall 4y ago
>Never mind there isn’t a git equivalent in the space.
Google Docs (or other online word processors) + revision history [0] works just fine as a distributed version control system for the vast majority of users.
[0] https://zapier.com/blog/google-docs-revision-history/ https://zapier.com/blog/google-docs-revision-history/
- asciimov 4y agoFirst Microsoft Word is the standard for industry. Everything you submit can be submitted by doc files. Revision history, track changes, sharing, autosave backup, etc are all included into Word these days (with a corporate office sub anyway). And it does it's job. However there is no standard tool like git in the publication space that everyone uses. There are dozens of competing tools, that all do a poor job of keeping a project together. Some important features being: tracking support documents, controlled sharing, revision history to multiple types of documents, bundled with an easy to use UX/UI.