Change GitBucket user interface to make difference with GitHub
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Change GitBucket user interface to make difference with GitHub
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Re: Change GitBucket user interface to make difference with GitHub
#2This was one of those predictable things. Generally when you start your project on the words "x clone", x is going to take issue with it. Often an application's UI is one of it's greatest assets, and copying it is generally a no-go.
Changing the colors of your theme doesn't really substantially change the UI. They should strive to become something of their own, and go after improving past what GitHub offers.
Re: Change GitBucket user interface to make difference with GitHub
#3Really Gitbucket should seek to change their UX. Not just the UI. Right now gitbucket looks like a functional clone of github, that's bad.
It's possible to appear different, but retain feature-set it's just hard. And obvisously -- I think, you could bundle a legacy Github theme as an addon to gitbucket provided by the community if you really wanted to. Just not ship the product out the door as a 100% clone of github, UI and all.
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#4Considering the blatant similarities between the GitBucket and Github UI, I'm really not surprised they were getting upset about it. Surely GitBucket can not be surprised either?
Re: Change GitBucket user interface to make difference with GitHub
#5I want to applaud GitHub for doing this in a peaceful manner. They have every right to ask this. I think having all project develop their own UI style will allow for more innovation to happen. At GitLab we are greatly inspired by GitHub but over time the GitLab became more distinctive. And that allowed a trickle of innovation to flow back, for example protected branches.
Re: Change GitBucket user interface to make difference with GitHub
#6After reading the article and looking at the screenshots I can only say: No shit Sherlock!
Re: Change GitBucket user interface to make difference with GitHub
#7Looking at the screenshot I thought "Wow, I can see why Github would be annoyed at that" before realising that was their proposed not-at-all-like-github-now-honestly new UI.
Their demo looks like they just stole Github's CSS templates.
Re: Change GitBucket user interface to make difference with GitHub
#8Round of applause for everyone involved for staying level-headed and agreeable.
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Re: Change GitBucket user interface to make difference with GitHub
#10Seems to me that nearly every UI component in the screenshot is stock Bootstrap.