i wonder where that comes from. i don't even have a fraction of the experience you have, yet i seem to be just fine with git. not an expert, but not having any trouble with it either, and also the go-to person for git pretty much anywhere i work. and i do like it!
is it my age? (i learned working with computers in the late 80s.)
the fact that i first had to work with CVS and subversion?
that i was an early adopter? (i was the first to use git at my job at the time, thanks to its good subversion integration)
have i just not seen how much better git could be? (am i happy with git out of lack of experience with better tools?)
or am i just different? (i seem to have no problem with weird programming languages or frameworks either (although there was this one perl job where i did struggle and ultimately had to give up because i had no help))
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i wonder where that comes from. i don't even have a fraction of the experience you have, yet i seem to be just fine with git. not an expert, but not having any trouble with it either, and also the go-to person for git pretty much anywhere i work. and i do like it!
is it my age? (i learned working with computers in the late 80s.)
the fact that i first had to work with CVS and subversion?
that i was an early adopter? (i was the first to use git at my job at the time, thanks to its good subversion integration)
have i just not seen how much better git could be? (am i happy with git out of lack of experience with better tools?)
or am i just different? (i seem to have no problem with weird programming languages or frameworks either (although there was this one perl job where i did struggle and ultimately had to give up because i had no help))