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Yes, git is more or less universal in San Francisco / Silicon Valley companies. The only places I'm aware of that don't use it are game companies, which tend t
by pjlegato 6y ago
Yes, git is more or less universal in San Francisco / Silicon Valley companies.
The only places I'm aware of that don't use it are game companies, which tend to use source control systems like https://www.plasticscm.com/games https://www.plasticscm.com/games specialized in better handling of very large binary blob asset files like textures, movies, audio clips, etc.; and Google, which has the monopoly-scale dev budget to be able to suffer heavily from "not invented here syndrome," so they built their own proprietary in-house SCM.
- smcleod 6y agoAnd every company that works in tech, develops software or performs automation that I can think of in Australia and New Zealand. I can't imagine working somewhere without git, I think the last time I worked somewhere that used something else was a mix of git and cvs back in maybe 2010ish?
- erik_seaberg 6y agoGoogle’s monorepo hit scaling issues with Perforce so they replaced some (eventually all?) of its components.