Hi,
Just another point of information, when you make your decision: I
work at a company where we frequently use Haskell and we use git for
almost all of our projects (other VCSs that we use are mercurial and
svn). Also, I use git for all of my open source projects and I find
that it works very well. Darcs is a fine VCS (although I've had
problems with it in the past) but you should not feel that you have to
choose it so that you are considered a "real Haskeller" :-) Good
luck, and welcome to the community!
-Iavor
On Mon, Mar 2, 2009 at 8:58 AM, Maurício
now that I'm finished with my haskell app I take the opportunity to follow up on some things I hadn't quite understood in my so far short venture into the haskell world.
Means: Prepare for a number of naive posts to follow.
We (most of we, actually) have all been there. Some of us (me, probably) are still there.
But since I have the ambition to become a real haskeller I was gonna make myself acquainted with darcs. Should I skip that and head straight for git?
Whatever you choose, you'll take some time to get used to it. So, if you decided that in the end you'll use git, but you want to have a taste of darcs first, I recommend you to read the "Patch theory" of darcs manual instead:
http://darcs.net/manual/node9.html
There you'll find the best of darcs. If, instead, you just use darcs for a little amount of time, you'll only taste the beginner headache.
Best, Maurício
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