Comments by "Michael Lenczewski" (@kayakMike1000) on "Continuous Delivery"
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Well, lets see this example. Lets take revision control for source code as a talking point. There was RCS, then CVS, and SVN, ClearCase, Perforce, BitKeeper, to name a few. (ClearCase was always described as "CVS you had to pay for"). Then the git source control software and it was written by the linux developers FOR the linux developers, they knew their own functional requirements and had to switch for licensing arguments with bitkeeper... They needed something reliable, scalable... they solved their complex needs so well, it became the defacto source control standard for the modern age and it has TONS of features that are amazing. Secure features like PGP signed commits and quality of life features like rerere.
I think we could all agree that GIT looks like a quality piece of software that is definitely not "over engineered"
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