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You can have both. If you put your working directory in Dropbox you will have a copy of your uncommitted work as well. Also, in many cases it is easier for a g
by snom380 13y ago
You can have both. If you put your working directory in Dropbox you will have a copy of your uncommitted work as well.
Also, in many cases it is easier for a graphic designer or just a customer to put stuff in a Dropbox folder that will sync to their website, than uploading stuff using a web form or learning to use git and X amount of deployment tools.
- rickyc091 13y agoI'm part of the camp that uses both Dropbox / Git for my development work. I've actually had Dropbox save me a few times due to nasty rebases. For a lot of one off scripts, I don't really commit them into git so that's where it comes in handy. The extra redundancy doesn't hurt...
- duncan_bayne 13y ago> The extra redundancy doesn't hurt... ... unless you're running on batteries.