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Considering the top 5 questions of all time on SO for most technologies are trivial/basic cases or homework. Yeah, when I first used Git I had to look things up
by HashHishBang 11y ago
Considering the top 5 questions of all time on SO for most technologies are trivial/basic cases or homework. Yeah, when I first used Git I had to look things up.
Now that I use Git daily a tool like this seems like a terrible plan. I don't even trust basic scripts for git commands I haven't written/read totally, something which I'm not prepared to do for this tool.
>Anyway, with GitUp, the idea is to have an interactive live map instead
I like the idea of a live map, but the "interactive" part seems silly.
- swisspol 11y ago> Considering the top 5 questions of all time on SO for most technologies are trivial/basic cases or homework. To a certain degree, yes, but we're talking here about the top 5 question across all technologies and tools used by developers on the most popular reference site and by far. And Git stands out by far, not anything else ;) > Now that I use Git daily a tool like this seems like a terrible plan. Trust is important indeed. In case this helps, GitUp comes with snapshots and undo/redo and you'll always have the reflog as well. It's actually really really hard to lose committed work in Git.