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I've never used one. Much like version control, I've never felt the need for it. If you have a team of 2-4 coders, and aren't preparing the next version of Fire
by ced 19y ago
I've never used one. Much like version control, I've never felt the need for it. If you have a team of 2-4 coders, and aren't preparing the next version of Firefox, why aren't text files/emails sufficient?
- almost 19y agoA team of 4 coders, WITHOUT version control?? Oh dear...
- ced 19y agoHe, I was just saying. I've always coded alone, or with only one other person. And that person was using my code as a library. I figured that working like this would scale, modular and bottom-up. Maybe not. (besides, isn't VC a relatively new proposition? I'd be surprised if PG and co. used it for Viaweb) Let's leave version control aside. Could someone spell out why bug tracking is so great? Thanks.