Reflections on the rise of Git and the DevOps paradigm on so-called legacy platforms IBM i and z\/OS<\/em> \u2013 by Floyd Del Muro, Technology & DevOps Advocate<\/p>\n In my experience, which started back in 1988 on the System 38, nothing has dominated the development landscape since Y2K like GIT<\/strong>. \u00a0As an advocate of DevOps<\/strong>, virtually every day in my professional life, I have discussions about Git. Is that happening to you as well? Last night, I met a few young IT professionals from Nepal during a social hour for cocktails and dinner.\u00a0 The first young man, about 30-something years young, is a product manager for a startup healthcare company. Their new Python-<\/strong>based solution is meant to provide digital transformation for hospitals countrywide from the solutions and manual efforts of today. \u00a0Always probing, I asked, \u201cSo, what do you do for source control, versioning<\/strong>\u201d. His response, \u201cGIT\u201d through a GitHub<\/strong> repository. A second young man at the table states he is a Java<\/strong> developer for a major\u00a0office supply retailing company. I asked him the same question and his response was nearly identical.<\/p>\n<\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div><\/div>