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Git for microcontroller programs

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Do people use git repository for my micro-controller program development?

posted Jul 6, 2013 by anonymous

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Absolutely!! Git is great for just about any programming project! Make sure and get your .gitignore file correct though.

answer Jul 7, 2013 by anonymous
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You can use it for anything which you will be working over time (along with or without others).

answer Jul 6, 2013 by anonymous
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