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Why have a code repository instead of just emailing files around? Because you want a central store someplace with all the previous versions that is easily acce
by vel0city 2y ago
Why have a code repository instead of just emailing files around?
Because you want a central store someplace with all the previous versions that is easily accessible to lots of consumers.
I don't want to build my app and then have to push it to every single place that might run it. Instead, I'll build it and push it to a central repo and have everything reference that repo.
> It just smells like rent seeking.
You don't need to pay someone to host a private repo for you. There are lots of tools out there so you can self-host.