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-	#REDIRECT [[wikipedia::Git_(software)]]	+	[[wikipedia::Git_(software)|Git]] is a distributed version control system (like [[Hg]]). One observation I made about distributed systems: their users are more shamelessly switching from one branch to another. There are even some scenarios where massive change between various versions of your sources is required. I've created a screen cast about one such use-case and its influence on [[performance]] of the [[NetBeans]] IDE:
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		+	Horrifying, isn't it? It might even be a solid base for a new joke about [[NetBeans]] [[performance]]: ''How much time it takes to fix a single line in the [[NetBeans]] IDE?''. But maybe things may not that bad - has anyone else actually run into this kind of problem? Should we fix it? Using a [[hammer]]? Making the [[IDE]] more clever? Giving user more control?
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Git is a distributed version control system (like Hg). One observation I made about distributed systems: their users are more shamelessly switching from one branch to another. There are even some scenarios where massive change between various versions of your sources is required. I've created a screen cast about one such use-case and its influence on performance of the NetBeans IDE:

Horrifying, isn't it? It might even be a solid base for a new joke about NetBeans performance: How much time it takes to fix a single line in the NetBeans IDE?. But maybe things may not that bad - has anyone else actually run into this kind of problem? Should we fix it? Using a hammer? Making the IDE more clever? Giving user more control?

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