<h2>Will Git Be Around</h2>
<h1>Forever?</h1>
<h4>A List Of Possible Successors</h4>
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Hi, my name is Hanno. 
I work at Info Support as an IT consultant.
Now I have been a Java developer for almost 15 years.
I know, I know, backend, ew, right? But whether we work in backend or frontend, we all need version control!

Quick show of hands - who of you is currently using Git?
And who uses a different version control system?
(and who doesn't like these stupid handraising questions?)

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At my first job, about 15 years ago, we did a revolutionary thing regarding version control.
I was really eager to learn it, because at college we did version control by sending each other emails with zip files in it.
Surely my employer would teach me something more sophisticated?

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We did Version Control By USB stick.

(tell the story)