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Jun 21 |
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Why big companies use Perforce? Thanks for providing a reasonable answer besides the cynical "wine and dine" theory. It may be true for a lot of companies, but there are some legit reasons that companies go with Perforce (or rewrite it :P ). I can't imagine trying to handle the NT source in SVN. It's true that SVN and Git are catching up, and maybe for a new large project, one of them is the right decision. But think of the costs associated with moving a live project as big as Windows (all versions) from one source control system to another. It's not worth the cost, especially when the current source control system works. |
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Jun 20 |
answered | About languages strongly typed with late binding, do they make sense? |
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Jun 20 |
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Corporate tech blogs? added caveat |
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Jun 20 |
answered | Corporate tech blogs? |