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by firasd
3 days ago
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A lot of the choreography in standard GitHub workflows (make a branch and send a pull request and do the integration tests) is about teams with multiple devs working in multiple branches. If you just want to move fast with AI on a greenfield project then commit and push suffices So the general basic primitives of git — diffs, commit history , content hash addressing are pretty optimal. If you wanted to implement version control in anything—even like a Notes app with undo—you’d eventually end up reinventing the same ideas |
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