How would we code without git?

With svn lol ya goofy

ziped code on google drive 😧

Copy folders, and share via USB drives

Well, git was coded without it, so... yes?

Lots of science research people code without version control. The most common practice I have seen is to put a single stream version number in the file name (and they seem to think it's a good idea, and if they are careful enough, it will work well).

using fossil http://www.fossil-scm.org

Final.py
Finalfinal.py
ACTUALFINAL.py
THISISTHEFINALONE.py

@Condor
And bitbucket.
It was the bitbucket debacle, jeremy allison reverse engineering the protocol to archive the source independently and their reaction that led Linus to code git.

with gut

Csv, svn, etc lol

As far as I know, you just need your head to code. Now if you want to share/keep/organize your code, there's plenty of VCS out there.

But hell yeah GIT rocks.🖒

@nbamaral github != git

@ChappIO
I meant Bitkeeper, and it wasn't Jeremy from rsync, it was Tridgell from samba.
Sorry it was 12 years ago, forgot the details :p