@tess it’s easily the most complex tool a beginner has to learn, and probably the most complex tool the rest of us use regularly.
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mostly worked with hardware (from big iron to network equipment to embedded) or design, all after uni. Uni are rarely to give proper sw de loop anyway @dznz @tess I sometimes wonder how many beginners truly "have" to learn to drive a VCS, and how many just get it pushed at them as one more thing they 'should' learn, when their energy would be better spent on gaining a solid foothold in their chosen language. The perspicacious ones will *always* seek out whatever tools pros are using, and the rest are probably being abused by being told the lie that they *need* a VCS to program. It isn't true, *especially* for a tool as user-hostile as git is. |
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it depends... if you start in linux kernel development or surrounding middleware, it's The Most Natural tool pretty much soon after you start - rest is more complex than git.