many competent and productive
researchers who have used version control in earnest believe that
using it for managing papers and data is like using the back end of a
screwdriver to hammer in a nail.
The argument is that the tool (version control) is too complex for the task. The metaphor doesn't really say that I think. Using a sledgehammer to hammer in a nail would be better. Does the English language have a more appropriate metaphor?
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The argument is that the tool (version control) is too complex for the task. The metaphor doesn't really say that I think. Using a sledgehammer to hammer in a nail would be better. Does the English language have a more appropriate metaphor?