Microsoft Is Said to Have Agreed to Acquire GitHub
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Microsoft Is Said to Have Agreed to Acquire GitHub
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Re: Microsoft Is Said to Have Agreed to Acquire GitHub
#2I guess it's time to move to Gitlab.
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#4Tbh, I like this move. I hope they will merge Atom with VS Code and shutdown VSTS in favor for GitHub.
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#5Not surprising. Microsoft has made a big deal of partnering with GitHub, showing off how well their Azure-based CI/CD products and services integrate with code hosted at GitHub. Not to mention that .NET Core and many companion libraries are hosted at GitHub, not on VSTS.
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#6I guess it's time to move to Gitlab.
MS has had an 180 degree turn in policy since Balmer left.
Lately they released amazing open-source projects with VSCode being the most prominent one.
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#7Tbh, I like this move. I hope they will merge Atom with VS Code and shutdown VSTS in favor for GitHub.
Atom and VS Code are both built on Electron. No need to kill Atom as it and VS Code are built for different purposes.
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#8I guess it's time to move to Gitlab.
I am gonna wait and see. I know they messed up Skype really bad, but LinkedIN for example they havent touched and destroyed.
I will wait and see..
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#9Tbh, I like this move. I hope they will merge Atom with VS Code and shutdown VSTS in favor for GitHub.
Why do you hope for this outcome?
Re: Microsoft Is Said to Have Agreed to Acquire GitHub
#10Step 1: Embrace.