Git, every mention

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▶ 35:09 Jez Humble Git is one of these examples of a tool that makes it very easy, and people are like,

▶ 7:07 Martin Casado It's a massive, massive shift of enterprise buying, and it's also interesting, because developers, if you're part of the code, or you're close to the code, you have a lot more information than semantics, so I know your component is… 7 times in the scene

▶ 17:28 Michael Rogers Like, with, with CVS and with, with Subversion, like, you could make pretty bad mistakes that were very hard to recover from, um, that really took, like, an expert in the tool, but Git isn't like that. 4 times in the scene

▶ 9:21 Peter Levine Chris, along those lines, like, you guys started with this thing called Git, and then you added Hub, and became GitHub, and like, what is that, and what is, what's Git, and what's Hub, and kind of, how did it all get started? 6 times in the scene
▶ 33:35 Jeff Lawson And you get the benefit of what open source software or proprietary software, you get the benefit of what it promises, but we're the experts in scaling it, that's why you pay us, we're gonna, ah, aggregate the expertise, like, no one in…

▶ 26:46 Ash Ashatosh You're seeing, you know, Git as a, as a predominant place where people go back and standardize on that, saying, hey, that's, that's a platform that nobody can acquire.

▶ 0:05 Chrissy Brodigan One of my projects at GitHub is to work on an event called Patchwork, which is, um, an event where we introduce newcomers to Git and GitHub, um, to experts in the field, and we bring them together to learn, um, how to get started in the…
▶ 19:23 Chrissy Brodigan So, um, one of the things that we do when we're teaching, ah, Git and GitHub actually, like, we're sort of teaching some of these basic skills for people is we, we have something called a merge conflict, um, which ends up being a, a…

▶ 24:21 Chris Dixon So you could have taken Git, and you could have sold it MySQL style, or you could do GitHub, which seems to be a much, much more interesting business. 2 times in the scene

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