PEG.js development moved to GitHub

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David Majda

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Apr 9, 2010, 1:36:30 PM4/9/10
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Hi,

after some deliberation, I have decided to move PEG.js development
from BitBucket to GitHub. From now on, the source code can be found at
http://github.com/dmajda/pegjs.

While I generally like Mercurial much more than Git, it has poor
support for branches, which can complicate collaborative development a
lot (and no, don't tell me about patch queues -- they are just a hack
with a completely different set of commands). Git also has much more
mindshare than Mercurial -- more people know it and expect it. I also
can't overlook the social aspects of GitHub -- BitBucket seems a dead
city when compared to GitHub.

For these reasons, I traded elegance and pleasant CLI of Mercurial for
much more hackish and unfriendly Git :-) I believe that this pragmatic
decision will benefit PEG.js in the long term.

David Majda

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Personal :: da...@majda.cz :: www.majda.cz
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Antonin Hildebrand

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Apr 9, 2010, 2:54:07 PM4/9/10
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Great! Thanks. Long live PEG.js

darwin@github

On Apr 9, 7:36 pm, David Majda <da...@majda.cz> wrote:
> Hi,
>
> after some deliberation, I have decided to move PEG.js development

> from BitBucket to GitHub. From now on, the source code can be found athttp://github.com/dmajda/pegjs.


>
> While I generally like Mercurial much more than Git, it has poor
> support for branches, which can complicate collaborative development a
> lot (and no, don't tell me about patch queues -- they are just a hack
> with a completely different set of commands). Git also has much more
> mindshare than Mercurial -- more people know it and expect it. I also
> can't overlook the social aspects of GitHub -- BitBucket seems a dead
> city when compared to GitHub.
>
> For these reasons, I traded elegance and pleasant CLI of Mercurial for
> much more hackish and unfriendly Git :-) I believe that this pragmatic
> decision will benefit PEG.js in the long term.
>
> David Majda
>
> --
> Everyone gets everything he wants. --Captain Willard in Apocalypse Now
>
> Personal :: da...@majda.cz              ::www.majda.cz

> Work     :: david.ma...@impaladesign.cz ::www.impaladesign.cz

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