On Thu, Jun 10, 2010 at 7:04 PM, Moritz Wilhelmy <c...@wzff.de> wrote: >> Tom Lord did a fairly good job diagnosing some of the psychological >> aspects that drove the svn insanity: >> >> http://harmful.cat-v.org/software/svn/diagnosing > > By the way, is anyone here using tla? I used to, but being involved in some > projects using git and hg (and svn for university, blergh, they always use > deprecated technology for the sake of being deprecated) and never found anyone > using arch in real development situations, which made me pretty much switch to > git/hg since that's what many people already know and arch is rather hard to > use compared to them.
I used both tla and its sh/awk predecessor for a while until hg and git came out. Some of its concepts were quite interesting, and conceptually it was not too complex, but both implementations were severely flawed due to Tom's really bizarre idiosyncrasies (like the ridiculous file and dir naming convention, or the GNU-inspired coding style). Still, it was nice to see a serious piece of software built out of shell scripts, even if it was using the retarded GNU coreuitils. uriel
