Lightning Talk: Do Your Commit Messages Suck? Sep 2, 2011
BOULDER, CO — Rocky Mountain Ruby 2011 — Software projects are collaborative. They usually encompass many months or years and are touched by several developers along the way.
Communication is key to any good software project. Strong, well written, commit messages are one way to increase communication and documentation with very little overhead.
The project history plus a strong blame engine give us the power to answer future questions about what we were thinking at the time something was added or changed.
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