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I remember when I was first introduced to version control - I was told "we're using 'subversion' for XYZ". I thought that meant we were doing something sneaky t
by srl 15y ago
I remember when I was first introduced to version control - I was told "we're using 'subversion' for XYZ". I thought that meant we were doing something sneaky that I shouldn't talk about.
"Git" is definitely a nice name.
- to3m 15y agoI have no idea where urbandictionary.com is from, but its page on `git' describes the meanings it's always had for me, and indeed probably most UK (and Australian?) readers: http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=git http://www.urbandictionary.com/define.php?term=git This is partly why I have, so far, not joined the "Git Hub". All in all, I think a better name could have been chosen. But, most of the time, I only type it - and it IS certainly nicer to type than `svn', I'll give it that.