Git
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“It's the first place I turn when I'm having a weird Git problem.”
Michelle McGhee Interview, Data journalist (The Pudding) · via Uses This 
“I use git for version control.”
Jess Levine Interview, Writer, musician, game designer · via Uses This 
“Think of it like Git but without the hassle.”
Daniel Quintana Interview, Research scientist · via Uses This 
“Mercurial and Git: where the code goes.”
Ludovic Chabant Interview, Software developer (Epic) · via Uses This 
“I use git for everything, even things which aren't source code, such as CAD designs and circuit boards.”
Tim Jacobs Interview, Inventor, hacker, engineer · via Uses This 
“I use Git all the time.”
Eugen Rochko Interview, Developer of Mastodon · via Uses This 
“I mostly use git on the command line, but I will supplement my workflow with a variety of visual tools.”
Bertrand Fan Interview, Engineer (Slack) · via Uses This 
“One thing I don't use command line for is git.”
Kornel Lesiński Interview, Software developer (ImageOptim) · via Uses This 
“Almost everything I do ends up in git, I use git-prompt to show the status of the working repo in my bash prompt.”
David Lawrence Miller Interview, Ecological statistician · via Uses This 
“(Guix is the userspace package manager, which can run on any distribution, and GuixSD is Guix turned into full-on distro form.) It's pretty incredible for a few reasons: it's a functional package manager, which I think doesn't say much to most people, so I like to say "it's like Git for your whole operating system".”
Christine Lemmer-Webber Interview, Developer, co-founder of MediaGoblin · via Uses This 
“Maybe a window for git commands and running various tools.”
Kyle Kingsbury Interview, Computer safety researcher · via Uses This 
“I'm getting into using git to stay organised, although I'm still experimenting with GUIs for Windows --- none of them seem too great.”
Jake Hollands Interview, Multi-disciplinary graphic designer · via Uses This 
“All my git shenanigans happen on the command prompt.”
Monica Dinculescu Interview, Emojineer (Chrome, Polymer) · via Uses This 
“I maintain Git, a distributed version control system.”
Junio C Hamano Interview, Developer (git) · via Uses This 
“Git for versioning all sorts of text files”
Stefano Zacchiroli Interview, Computer science researcher, teacher, developer (Debian) · via Uses This 
“Everything is under version control with git.”
Ashe Dryden Interview, Developer, speaker, writer · via Uses This 
“I use git and github all the time.”
Hadley Wickham Interview, Chief scientist (RStudio) · via Uses This 
“Because I'm involved in a number of projects, I have to use lots of different source control systems, but prefer Git, even though it tends to be a bit more complex than it needs to.”
Mark Nottingham Interview, Web infrastructure developer (Atom, HTTP) · via Uses This 
“I often run Git versions of new tools and sometimes help development.”
Christian Neukirchen Interview, Software developer (Rack, bacon) · via Uses This 
“I use Git for version control.”
Mitchell Hashimoto Interview, Entrepeneur, developer (Vagrant) · via Uses This 
“For revision control when writing or coding, I of course use git.”
Seth Kenlon Interview, Writer, podcaster, multimedia artist · via Uses This 
“I know I am not the only one but there aren't many chefs who keep all their recipes in hand-written XML checked into a Git repository and run XQuery queries over it for Christmas dinner menu ideas.”
Jonas M. Luster Interview, Food scientist (el Bulli), developer · via Uses This 
“I use Git from the command line for version control.”
Robin Camille Davis Interview, Digital librarian, web developer · via Uses This 
“Lately I've been putting the occasional project in Git to try to get the hang of it, and while it's still confusing, at least one advantage is already clear to me: when I use Git I commit after every distinct change, because commits don't feel as significant.”
Jim Crawford Interview, Game developer (Frog Fractions) · via Uses This 
“I also have a few virtual and physical servers floating around the cloud that I use for email, git, and backup services.”
Greg Kroah-Hartman Interview, Linux kernel developer · via Uses This 
“Git is completely awesome and at this point I'd be lost without it.”
Justin Frankel Interview, Software developer (Winamp, REAPER) · via Uses This 
“And, for version control, I use Git.”
John Myles White Interview, Statistics hacker, PhD student · via Uses This 
“All of my code, most of my writing, my blog, my website, and nearly any other project I work on on more than on occasion goes into git.”
Benjamin Mako Hill Interview, Social scientist, free software hacker (MIT) · via Uses This
