Remote work: 6 months later
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Remote work: 6 months later
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Re: Remote work: 6 months later
#2Good on ya!
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#3> Our only office is Slack.
You mistyped Mattermost :)
Seriously, no reason to share all your company inner workings with a random 3rd party when it takes literally 5 minutes to set up a completely private (and also free!) clone of the same.
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#4> Our only office is Slack. You mistyped Mattermost :) Seriously, no reason to share all your company inner workings with a random 3rd party when it takes literally 5 minutes to set up a completely private (and also free!) clone of the same.
You're absolutely right! When we started, Mattermost did not exist (or was version 0.0.0.1).
Now, just like GitLab, it is a very serious thing and we consider using it instead of relying on a 3rd party. Yet, we are a very small team and cannot dedicate too much time in maintaining/upgrading apps :\
Re: Remote work: 6 months later
#5How's the pay?
Re: Remote work: 6 months later
#6> Our only office is Slack. You mistyped Mattermost :) Seriously, no reason to share all your company inner workings with a random 3rd party when it takes literally 5 minutes to set up a completely private (and also free!) clone of the same.
You're absolutely right! When we started, Mattermost did not exist (or was version 0.0.0.1). Now, just like GitLab, it is a very serious thing and we consider using it instead of relying on a 3rd party. Yet, we are a very small team and cannot dedicate too much time in maintaining/upgrading apps :\
Gitlab can be run "selfhosted" but still turnkey.
Just look up Digitalocean or Bitnami.
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#7> Our only office is Slack. You mistyped Mattermost :) Seriously, no reason to share all your company inner workings with a random 3rd party when it takes literally 5 minutes to set up a completely private (and also free!) clone of the same.
You're absolutely right! When we started, Mattermost did not exist (or was version 0.0.0.1). Now, just like GitLab, it is a very serious thing and we consider using it instead of relying on a 3rd party. Yet, we are a very small team and cannot dedicate too much time in maintaining/upgrading apps :\
You may find https://try.gogs.io/ interesting, which is much less resource hungry, performs better and got only LFS support as of recent.
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#8> Our only office is Slack. You mistyped Mattermost :) Seriously, no reason to share all your company inner workings with a random 3rd party when it takes literally 5 minutes to set up a completely private (and also free!) clone of the same.
We tried. Oh we tried. But the mobile apps being not native made the mobile usage drop like a rock compared to Slack, leading to the fact that it was harder to reach people than via the old Slack. When I saw that Rocket.Chat also used non-native clients leading to similar complaints, we just dropped the whole project and moved back to Slack.
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#9Working with mixed French / German teams seems to be a more interesting problem than having everybody working remote ;)
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#10> Our only office is Slack. You mistyped Mattermost :) Seriously, no reason to share all your company inner workings with a random 3rd party when it takes literally 5 minutes to set up a completely private (and also free!) clone of the same.
Other companies give access to the company-internal information to the cleaning company. Many exchange business critical information by using a phone company.
When self-hosting you have to care about your service-level agreements and trouble solving. If you rely on it you quickly need a growing IT/operations team. sometimes it's cheaper to pay somebody how is specialized on this. Of course one has to evaluate the company, with the ones which make money from selling information (to advertisers) I'd be more critical, but that's a matter of evaluation of options.