My main takeaway is that Junio Hamano is supernaturally productive, and Git owes him a lot.
Shawn Pearce gave him a good run for his money in 2007. If you've ever used git's auto complete in bash, that's his.
Show HN: An interactive visual history of Git development
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#22I know there was a warning in the beginning, but with my laptop the text was so small that it rendered the whole thing useless. Zooming didn't help either.
I am sure this is great work but I just cannot access it.
Re: Show HN: An interactive visual history of Git development
#23I know there was a warning in the beginning, but with my laptop the text was so small that it rendered the whole thing useless. Zooming didn't help either. I am sure this is great work but I just cannot access it.
Sorry about that! Getting this into a really amazing responsive state was beyond my abilities. Plus I developed it on 4K display, so I probably accidentally made things challenging on smaller displays. I’m definitely going to take mobile into consideration from the beginning on my next project.
Re: Show HN: An interactive visual history of Git development
#24I know there was a warning in the beginning, but with my laptop the text was so small that it rendered the whole thing useless. Zooming didn't help either. I am sure this is great work but I just cannot access it.
Sorry about that! Getting this into a really amazing responsive state was beyond my abilities. Plus I developed it on 4K display, so I probably accidentally made things challenging on smaller displays. I’m definitely going to take mobile into consideration from the beginning on my next project.
It is small for the laptop screens too. Like letters are unreadably little.