corporate-policy

My company, which builds ad server, affiliate network, contact form and CRM software was acquired last year, and we are now in the process of reworking our technology to fit the IT policies and guidelines of the parent corporation. One of these policies is a tremendous sticking point and causing all sorts of problems for us: No query parameters are to be used in any URL visible to the end user This includes content URLs, ad clickthrough targets, redirects, anything which will either show up in the address bar or in a mouseover status bar update. The effect would be no affiliate ID parameters,

A discussion amongst some colleagues emerged recently how in today's software industry, two separate worlds exist: FOSS oriented Corporate Question How much is Git used in corporate environments? What is your experience with Git in a corporate environment? Jefromi For what it's worth, we use git in my workplace. Everyone is quite happy with it. Of course, no single person is really going to be able to tell you how common it is. I suspect the continued prevalence of cvs/svn is much more to do with inertia than anything else. They were definitely among the best (if not the best) choices for a