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The more I learn about the underlying architecture of git and how it was developed and evolved, the more I see the Unix philosophy at work. As a result, I don'
by jasoneckert 6y ago
The more I learn about the underlying architecture of git and how it was developed and evolved, the more I see the Unix philosophy at work. As a result, I don't think git will ever be replaced, but merely evolve further according to the needs of developers (and others). In the near future, I think we're likely to see more specialized git frontends and additional collaborative functionality than another version control system.
- GoblinSlayer 6y agoLike PHP.
- eesmith 6y agoI think the Fossil system, built on SQLite and its powerful query system, is a superior architecture. "Unix philosophy" has always been in the eye of the beholder. I think Perl showed the 1980s Unix philosophy of "small programs, working together", was often overly cumbersome.