In 2025, the Git project has turned 20 years old, and in these 20 years it has taken over the world of version control systems by storm: nowadays, almost every developer uses Git. But that doesn't mean that Git is perfect and "done", or even close to it. It still has many warts: user experience, arbitrary limitations, performance issues and no good support for large binary files are just some of the issues that users commonly complain about.

In this talk you'll learn what is happening in the Git project to address these issues. The talk will cover both recent additions to Git that make your life easier, as well as ongoing development that is expected to land in the not-too-distant future.