Nevermind version control, I remember an unfortunate problem in the 90s was just forgetting to hit “save” periodically before a crash or power failure occurred. At one programming completion they started the day getting participates to chant “save your work!” I still habitually type CMD s like my life depends on it.
Ask HN: Non programming professionals, what do you use for version control
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Re: Ask HN: Non programming professionals, what do you use for version control
#22Earlier quoted context omitted.
> _9jul2022 Don't use that format — it doesn't sort correctly. You are better off with _20220709 or _2022-07-09.
and put the date in front (not at the end)
Geez! What a couple of bossy little tyrants! Don't do this! Don't do that! Ouch!
The question was aimed at Non Programming Professionals. I thought my answer was thoroughly non-professional, and therefore just about perfect. /s
But seriously, you both make good points.
Re: Ask HN: Non programming professionals, what do you use for version control
#23Nevermind version control, I remember an unfortunate problem in the 90s was just forgetting to hit “save” periodically before a crash or power failure occurred. At one programming completion they started the day getting participates to chant “save your work!” I still habitually type CMD s like my life depends on it.
I used to habitually hit Ctrl+s win+L when I engaged my legs to get out of my chair.
Unfortunately, my work computer these days is too slow to take either of those actions so lightly.