I have been using version control of one flavor or another since I started down this career path in the mid 1980s. My home projects went from SCCS to CVS to SV

I have been using version control of one flavor or another since I started down this career path in the mid 1980s. My home projects went from SCCS to CVS to SVN to GIT over the years. But there was always some form of version control, even for my home projects. I generally followed what I was using in day to day work, but with out all the process modeling, just the base version control. Briefly in the mid 1990s I also dabbled in 3DFS and Plan9 for date based file systems. Those sort of negated the need for explicit version tracking systems, but neither idea endured the test of time.