The design pattern book came out 22 years ago so they were certainly named as such.
My first Unix programming job had me first learn RCS and then we later switched to CVS. I used CVS personally for years after that until I switched to Subversion, then Mercurial, and now Git. What I'm doing isn't that different from when I used RCS. There's more steps because of the added complexity but it's roughly similar.
My first Unix programming job had me first learn RCS and then we later switched to CVS. I used CVS personally for years after that until I switched to Subversion, then Mercurial, and now Git. What I'm doing isn't that different from when I used RCS. There's more steps because of the added complexity but it's roughly similar.