I'm making so many big changes that I'd rather not keep track of them all yet
For what other reason is source control used but to maintain track of code changes like this!
Regular Time Machine backups and archiving a copy of the code after implementing a key feature are the only things I'm doing at this stage.
Then your using rudimentary source control anyway :) I'd switch to something more structured asap.
Im with the others: at the start. :) With hosting so cheap now (my choice is mercurial and bitbucket) and with private repositories barely a few clicks away there is no reason not to IMO.
For what other reason is source control used but to maintain track of code changes like this!
Regular Time Machine backups and archiving a copy of the code after implementing a key feature are the only things I'm doing at this stage.
Then your using rudimentary source control anyway :) I'd switch to something more structured asap.
Im with the others: at the start. :) With hosting so cheap now (my choice is mercurial and bitbucket) and with private repositories barely a few clicks away there is no reason not to IMO.