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Granted, Creative Cloud isn't fully released yet, but it will be soon and it is basically this plus Dropbox plus full native integration into all the Adobe apps.
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Thanks for the kind words, Andrew. I'm not sure if you found it but you can compare multiple revisions side by side and also overlay revisions to see what's changed.
It took me awhile to find it, because in FF 10 on Windows, the X|Y button is showing up as an FL (it looks like it might be a sprite issue? the buttons on the bottom have the same problem) but once I found it, I liked it a lot.
I've always thought, in a working environment, it would be best for everyone involved if designers got up to speed with git. I know git is hard, and I know designers are not necessarily command-line junkies. Rather, my point is simply: it's worth it. So for me, downloading a client that syncs, while useful, is not the _answer_. The answer is for designers to embrace git and also for developers to make git easier to u…
GitHub have a fantastic Mac App which makes git significantly easier to use for those less technically inclined.
The big problem with that is that its extremely buggy. It seems to choke on merge conflicts most of the time and it can get into some really weird states. I've had it undo changes on completely different files than what I told it to and lose hours of work.
Fuck it, I'd fund this.
Nice to see others in this space. Kelly Sutton et al run the slick http://layervault.com which comes to mind. "Simple version control for designers"
I've always thought, in a working environment, it would be best for everyone involved if designers got up to speed with git. I know git is hard, and I know designers are not necessarily command-line junkies. Rather, my point is simply: it's worth it. So for me, downloading a client that syncs, while useful, is not the _answer_. The answer is for designers to embrace git and also for developers to make git easier to u…
