> Git is certainly the best of the version control systems to date, and I'm happy that it won.
Me too.
What I found was that people do not recognize what tool git really is. People do not read the manuals and count on their world knowledge acquired from years of svn or other centralized systems. It's not the best sign, that you have to really dig git to be able to use it properly. But once you understood the core ideas, you can basically derive a lot of the workflows yourself, in a very principled and clear manner. Also: once you get a bit more familiar with the data model, one almost cannot not appreciate its beauty, I believe.
Me too.
What I found was that people do not recognize what tool git really is. People do not read the manuals and count on their world knowledge acquired from years of svn or other centralized systems. It's not the best sign, that you have to really dig git to be able to use it properly. But once you understood the core ideas, you can basically derive a lot of the workflows yourself, in a very principled and clear manner. Also: once you get a bit more familiar with the data model, one almost cannot not appreciate its beauty, I believe.