
5/17/2017 · Emily von Hoffmann
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This post argues that despite its learning curve, Git offers significant rewards in terms of collaboration, code quality, and efficient branching/merging. It highlights how Git's distributed nature enables faster local operations, offline work, and "cheaper" branching compared to centralized systems. It also touches upon how tools like GitLab enhance merging with features like merge requests and continuous integration, and mentions the availability of community support.