Ask HN: What does the next evolution of version control look like?
What is next for version control? What works well about the current systems and what is starting to break with current software development practices?
I've been spending some time studying the history of different parts of my software stack I've used for years but did not know the background of. From my vantage point, it doesn't seem like many things have fundamentally changed about version control since the late-2000s, early 2010s, while many other parts of the dev stack have changed dramatically.
I've been spending some time studying the history of different parts of my software stack I've used for years but did not know the background of. From my vantage point, it doesn't seem like many things have fundamentally changed about version control since the late-2000s, early 2010s, while many other parts of the dev stack have changed dramatically.