Version control has evolved over the years, with tools like Git making it easier for developers to manage different versions of their projects.
In the early 1980s, version control was not as sophisticated, with developers manually managing EPROM versions for firmware updates.
Implementing meta version control today involves not only managing code versions but also versioning development environments to ensure future compatibility.
Virtualization of development environments is recommended for better project management and long-term accessibility, ensuring code can still be run in the future.