Development of version-control systems

Since the early days of computer software engineering, a number of tools and techniques have been adopted to manage source code over the course of its lifetime. A widely-used example of such tools is version-control systems which help developers keep track of and control changes in code.

Version-control systems have gone through several stages in their development over the past decades, forming several generations. Each generation is characterized by the system’s architecture and the approaches it implements.

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