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Try out the new features and see for your self if they get you anything. They might just be "wow" features, or they might save you significant amounts of time i
by cstejerean 18y ago
Try out the new features and see for your self if they get you anything. They might just be "wow" features, or they might save you significant amounts of time in ways you couldn't have imagined before. Unless of course your imagination is far above average and you have the rare skill of knowing in advance exactly what you want and how you want it to work.
- DanielBMarkham 18y agoDude. I got something like 30 or 40 tools and toolsets that I use on a typical project. For each of these categories, there are multiple contenders. My source control system does what I want it to do. It doesn't get in the way of production. I understand p2p offline/online editing but we don't need that right now. I come on HN to play. I've already spent too much time just talking about the tool than the value of the tool itself. As a value provider, I need to concentrate on my users and how much value I can provide for them. There are lots of distractions.