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I’ve used git since its inception. Never once in an “IDE”. Should users that refuse to learn the tool really be the target? I’m not trying to argue that inter
by smohare 1y ago
I’ve used git since its inception. Never once in an “IDE”. Should users that refuse to learn the tool really be the target?
I’m not trying to argue that interface doesn’t matter. I use jq enough to be in that unfortunate category where I despise its interface. But it is difficult for me to imagine being similarly incapable in git.
- hinkley 1y agoDevelopers who insist that tools and techniques are personal rather than a group decision generally get talked about unkindly. We are all in this together and you have to support things you don’t even use. That’s the facts on the ground, and more importantly, that’s the job.
- IshKebab 1y ago> Should users that refuse to learn the tool really be the target? Maybe not, but that's not the only group of people that are affected. It also affects beginners and people that don't want to exhaustively read the manual. Should they be the target? Obviously yes.