By dotCore
via blog.fogcreek.com
Submitted: Mar 18 2013 / 02:19
So let’s cut to the chase: you’re here because you saw Tuesday’s announcement of Kiln Harmony, you know enough about Mercurial and Git to know that the two systems aren’t actually isomorphic, and you’re therefore wondering what the catch is. You want to know how we actually pull it off, diving as far under the covers as it takes to really believe it’s possible and that we’ve done it.
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