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Aaron O'Mullan
@aaronomullan · CEO, GitBook
Hi it's Aaron from GitBook here,
I'm travelling today for the holidays, but I'll do my best to answer any questions you guys have !
P.S: You can also reach me by email at aaron@gitbook.com
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Ingo Radatz
@llabball · independent / Berlin, Germany
For me the change tracking (version control) is one of the most interesting aspects. Imagine a law text which have to adopt again and again the society's changing understanding of the regulated topic. Years later everyone can read why everything is like it is today.
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Aaron O'Mullan
@aaronomullan · CEO, GitBook
Hi it's Aaron from GitBook here,
I'm travelling today for the holidays, but I'll do my best to answer any questions you guys have !
P.S: You can also reach me by email at aaron@gitbook.com
Ross Currie
@rossdcurrie · Founder, CrowdLoot
The collaboration aspect is cool, though this seems to be missing a lot of the features that I've come to expect from the various "writing made easy" tools out there right now. Things like Hemingway mode (no backspace), typewriter mode (keeping cursor centered as you carriage return), fullscreen/distraction-free mode, etc.
Also, I feel like 'by default' I w… See more
Yoav Anaki
@yoavanaki · COO, Yala
This is brilliant. Definitely think that version control should move beyond code. I know a company that does this for building plans. It feels like creation tools are years ahead of collaboration tools, so adapting git to support more mediums just makes sense, and I love the execution here on GitBook.