Don't use git

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Are you using Subversion or CVS? That’s great, whatever you do, don’t migrate to Git! Git makes you work overtime, confuses developers with too many options, destroys the social interaction with your co-workers and much more. Git has unnecessary features like offline commits and cherry picking that nobody needs at his day job. Your code is the most important thing for your software development and you should use a mature technology for storing it. Let the kids play around with Git. In this ironic lightning talk I will give you 5 reasons, why you shouldn’t use Git always with a twinkle in the eye. So create a new branch in SVN and come to my session while you checkout the branch.

Technology Education

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@svenpet

THE FOLLOWING PRESENTATION IS CONTAINING

SARCASTIC CONTENT
THE PRESENTER LOVES GIT AND APOLOGIES FOR ANY CONFUSION BEFOREHAND

R

IRONY
Hypersensitivity to occasional profanity requires covering ears.

OCCASIONAL PROFANITY (SORRY MOM!)

Sven Peters

Atlassian Ambassador

svenpet.com
@svenpet

Atlassian Ambassador

TODAY I'M JUST

SVEN

Atlassian Ambassador

TODAY I'M JUST

SVN

IT'S A DISEASE

Unnecessary

Products

BIC UNDERWEAR

PETWATER

J2EE

thanks SUN

AND NOW

LINUX

OPEN
SOURCE

made for hippies

1

GIT PROPAGANDA

WORKING OFFLINE

GIT PROPAGANDA

BROWSING HISTORY
IS

LIGHTNING FAST

WORKING OFFLINE
=
DISCONNECTED

CONNECT WITH
YOUR TEAM

IN THE OFFICE

DISCONNECTS US

2

GIT PROPAGANDA

GIT IS DISTRIBUTED

GIT PROPAGANDA

CODE

DEVELOPER

INDEPENDENTLY

work on the
same code base

GIT PROPAGANDA

ESSENTIAL

SECURITY FEATURES
ARE MISSING

LOCK FILES SO WE DON’T STEP ON EACH
OTHER TOES

LEAVE FOR THE WEEKEND

AND NOT WORRY ABOUT MERGE CONFLICTS

GREAT WAY TO CONTROL YOUR STAFF

GIVES YOU LESS CONTROL
OVER

PEOPLE & CODE

3

GIT PROPAGANDA

BRANCHING IS FAST

GIT PROPAGANDA

YOU CREATE BRANCHES

LOCALLY
that's lightning fast

BRANCHING IS FAST
BUT NO NATURAL

TIME FOR A BREAK

BRANCH
CHECKOUT
CODE

BRANCH
CHECKOUT
CODE

During

CHECKOUT
get a coffee and meet people
chat with team mates about the weekends
check Facebook

MAKES YOU UNSOCIAL

4

GIT PROPAGANDA

MANY POSSIBILITIES

GIT PROPAGANDA
STAGE

STAGING
AREA

COMMIT

LOCAL
BRANCH

PUSH

REMOTE
BRANCH

COMMIT

MANY POSSIBILITIES
MEANS
NO ACCIDENTALLY COMMITS

WHERE IS THE FUN?

IS LESS FUN & BORING

5

GIT PROPAGANDA

EASY MERGING

GIT PROPAGANDA

MERGING JUST WORKS
git merge

that's it

EASY MERGING
MEANS NO

TEAM EXPERIENCE

Let's merge now

MERGE CONFLICT CONVERSATIONS BRINGS
PEOPLE TOGETHER

IS DESTROYING TEAMS

DON'T LET YOUR CHILDREN GROW UP IN A WORLD OF
!

!

!

DISTRIBUTED VERSION CONTROL SYSTEMS

Thanks!

svenpet.com/talks
@svenpet

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1. IT G E S U ’T N D @svenpet

2. THE FOLLOWING PRESENTATION IS CONTAINING SARCASTIC CONTENT THE PRESENTER LOVES GIT AND APOLOGIES FOR ANY CONFUSION BEFOREHAND R IRONY Hypersensitivity to occasional profanity requires covering ears. OCCASIONAL PROFANITY (SORRY MOM!)

3. Sven Peters Atlassian Ambassador svenpet.com @svenpet

4. Atlassian Ambassador TODAY I'M JUST SVEN

5. Atlassian Ambassador TODAY I'M JUST SVN

6.

7. IT'S A DISEASE

8. Unnecessary Products

9. BIC UNDERWEAR

11. J2EE thanks SUN

14. OPEN SOURCE made for hippies

15. 1 GIT PROPAGANDA WORKING OFFLINE

16. GIT PROPAGANDA BROWSING HISTORY IS LIGHTNING FAST

17. WORKING OFFLINE = DISCONNECTED

18. CONNECT WITH YOUR TEAM IN THE OFFICE

19. DISCONNECTS US

20. 2 GIT PROPAGANDA GIT IS DISTRIBUTED

21. GIT PROPAGANDA CODE DEVELOPER INDEPENDENTLY

22. work on the same code base GIT PROPAGANDA

23. ESSENTIAL SECURITY FEATURES ARE MISSING

24. LOCK FILES SO WE DON’T STEP ON EACH OTHER TOES

25. LEAVE FOR THE WEEKEND AND NOT WORRY ABOUT MERGE CONFLICTS

26. GREAT WAY TO CONTROL YOUR STAFF

27. GIVES YOU LESS CONTROL OVER PEOPLE & CODE

28. 3 GIT PROPAGANDA BRANCHING IS FAST

29. GIT PROPAGANDA YOU CREATE BRANCHES LOCALLY that's lightning fast

30. BRANCHING IS FAST BUT NO NATURAL TIME FOR A BREAK

31. BRANCH CHECKOUT CODE

32. BRANCH CHECKOUT CODE

33. During CHECKOUT get a coffee and meet people chat with team mates about the weekends check Facebook

34. MAKES YOU UNSOCIAL

35. 4 GIT PROPAGANDA MANY POSSIBILITIES

36. GIT PROPAGANDA STAGE STAGING AREA COMMIT LOCAL BRANCH PUSH REMOTE BRANCH

38. MANY POSSIBILITIES MEANS NO ACCIDENTALLY COMMITS

39.

40. WHERE IS THE FUN?

41. IS LESS FUN & BORING

42. 5 GIT PROPAGANDA EASY MERGING

43. GIT PROPAGANDA MERGING JUST WORKS git merge that's it

44. EASY MERGING MEANS NO TEAM EXPERIENCE

45. Let's merge now

46. MERGE CONFLICT CONVERSATIONS BRINGS PEOPLE TOGETHER

47. IS DESTROYING TEAMS

48. DON'T LET YOUR CHILDREN GROW UP IN A WORLD OF ! ! ! DISTRIBUTED VERSION CONTROL SYSTEMS

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