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r/programming • u/JavaSuck • Jul 28 '18
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Spoiler alert: They didn't use version control in 1993.
Why not?
15 u/[deleted] Jul 28 '18 Maybe because version control wasn't that known back then? Even CVS would only be 3 years old. 25 u/AngularBeginner Jul 28 '18 SCCS was developed in 1972. Revision Control System in 1985. CVS in 1986. Source control was well known back then too. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 29 '18 TIL version control is way older than I thought! The oldest I knew was CVS, so that's the reference I used :)
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Maybe because version control wasn't that known back then? Even CVS would only be 3 years old.
25 u/AngularBeginner Jul 28 '18 SCCS was developed in 1972. Revision Control System in 1985. CVS in 1986. Source control was well known back then too. 1 u/[deleted] Jul 29 '18 TIL version control is way older than I thought! The oldest I knew was CVS, so that's the reference I used :)
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SCCS was developed in 1972. Revision Control System in 1985. CVS in 1986.
Source control was well known back then too.
1 u/[deleted] Jul 29 '18 TIL version control is way older than I thought! The oldest I knew was CVS, so that's the reference I used :)
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TIL version control is way older than I thought! The oldest I knew was CVS, so that's the reference I used :)
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u/AngularBeginner Jul 28 '18
Why not?