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I had my emacs setup to edit LotusScript (one of the scripting options for Lotus Notes), which is close enough to VB that it could handle the occasional file -
by finaard 3y ago
I had my emacs setup to edit LotusScript (one of the scripting options for Lotus Notes), which is close enough to VB that it could handle the occasional file - this was a new codebase, though, so it made sense to just start with C#.
That was also the project where I tested if git reached the point where you can have "normal" people work with it as well (which worked pretty well). I never accepted any project where they'd have me work with idiotic proprietary source control, unless the project was "migrate away from that".
- masfoobar 3y agoI was happy when I changed job, using SVN (Subversion) instead on Visual Sourcesafe. Then I dabbled a bit with TFS (Team Foundation Server) Since around 2014 -- It has been Git all the way. Well, until recently. Codebase at my current job is all contained in a single Subversion repo. It is difficult to maintain and branching takes GBs! One of my first goals is to move over to Git, and into smaller Git repos. Of course, I have Magit to get it done. :-)