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The fact that the project managers and office staff at my workplace are unable to / incapable of using git is a deal-breaker. Git needs serious work in this reg
by sixothree 14y ago
The fact that the project managers and office staff at my workplace are unable to / incapable of using git is a deal-breaker. Git needs serious work in this regard.
- jonpaul 14y agoShameless plug: http://gitpilot.com http://gitpilot.com this is part of the problem that we are trying to solve. We would love more feedback.
- thasmin 14y agoI'm not sure what gitpilot does. It's difficult to understand what's happening on the video. Two suggestions: 1. Windows client and 2. screenshots next to each of the six items on the page to demonstrate what you're explaining.
- jonpaul 14y agoThank you for your feedback. Of all of the market research that I've done so far, it seems that there still isn't a lot of Git developers on Windows. Outside of your own development, are many of your peers using Windows/Git? Excellent suggestion with the screenshots and the six items.
- cbaleanu 14y agoMaybe I'm missing the point, but I'm using this http://windows.github.com/ http://windows.github.com/ and it's pretty good, specifically the shell.
- synaesthete 14y agoGit/most Git clients weren't designed for project managers or other document users. [shameless plug] Perforce has a new product (http://www.perforce.com/products/commons http://www.perforce.com/products/commons) that we're working on -- a client that IS designed for those folks/for document-sharing-and-versioning use cases. So if some developers are using Git, and the idea is to keep all company stuff in a clearly-shareable and accessible spot, Git + Git Fusion + p4 + Commons would do it. [Disclaimer: I work at Perforce, hence shamelessness of plug]