[akkartik]

You'll notice that I am using branches. Branches != parallel development. Multiple developers != parallel development. This is a learning exercise. I don't need all the rush and hurly-burly of doing multiple things at once.

I'm not talking about referring to commits on the commandline. You're right, I use hashes for that[1]. I'm talking about referring to commits in later commits: http://github.com/akkartik/wart/commit/0f087dbaee. It's immediately obvious that I'd broken the app for a dozen commits.

If the project were ever to get so popular that people started submitting bugs and it needed parallel development I'd.. stop using numbers. If I were to get to 293547, ditto. But I think 1935 will be perfectly useable.

[1] I like hashes. I also like separating concerns. My friends have seen me wearing a woolen cap, a raincoat hoodie and a baseball cap, all at once. What? It gets cold and rainy and sunny all at once in Texas, and hoodies suck at keeping the sun out. Every cap or number should do one thing well.