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anu — Fri, 11 Mar 2005 07:41:00 GMT

I love the concept of Groove, but boy it's crying out to have some kind of version control added into it...know anyone who can help with that ;)

But great move for both companies, I think...I look forward to seeing where Groove goes with access to much more resource.

Kinda kills off the multi-platform dream though, I guess.

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Korby Parnell — Mon, 14 Mar 2005 16:08:00 GMT

Great comments, Anu. Version control is indeed lacking. You'd think we would've baked it into the OS a long time ago. Alas, I am optimistic (with absolutely no data to back me up) that the version control marketplace will change dramatically and for the better within the next 5 years, making end user versioning (ala Office docs), much easier and more intuitive: think, ctrl+z across sessions. At the same time, source control tools like Team Foundation, which cater to the needs of software development teams, will continue to evolve more slowly because there will always be a need for process, visual tools, new and more intuitive differencing interfaces, more horsepower, and the ability to perform sci-fi tasks like using a source control app to merge two scenes of a movie into one.
Fortunately, Groove falls into the first category, not the second.

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Hank Fay — Sat, 19 Mar 2005 21:19:00 GMT

We've been using Groove with all our clients for about 3 years now (we are a distributed team, with varying members by project). Obviously we love it. It has about two or three major versions to go before it is there -- and we couldn't be nearly as effective with out it.

That said, one has to wish Mr. Ozzie well: Redmond has a history of taking really bright people who have created dynamite products into its fold and turning them into warmly remembered, talented collectors of string instruments or the such. (Check with the VFP team for the reference...)

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