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This is just lovely for newcomers to Git. Great little mascot, too.
That being said the paths section[1] does appear to have paths for Git, which seem quite good.
[1]https://lab.github.com/paths
Git can be confusing to those who don't use it a lot, I'm always looking for good entry level resources.
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I think this rivalry should continue; playfully acknowledge what everyone observes to be true. Sir Tim said cool urls never die; GitLab, your turn! https://hub.gitlab.com -- make it happen! Edit: Your use-case; me. I migrated to your platform and, as an autodidact, would greatly appreciate a native resource of similar (IMproved) quality. Thank you.
Making the redirect seems like a fun small iteration. We're on it: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/gl-infra/infrastructure/issues...
A Very good SEO move, to stir some of the 'lab' traffic away from gitlab.
I'm excited for the upcoming GitLab Hub(tm), an open forum for GitLab users. (disclaimer: This is a joke)
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I think this rivalry should continue; playfully acknowledge what everyone observes to be true. Sir Tim said cool urls never die; GitLab, your turn! https://hub.gitlab.com -- make it happen! Edit: Your use-case; me. I migrated to your platform and, as an autodidact, would greatly appreciate a native resource of similar (IMproved) quality. Thank you.
Making the redirect seems like a fun small iteration. We're on it: https://gitlab.com/gitlab-com/gl-infra/infrastructure/issues...
I gotta say, the "installing" workflow is pretty opaque and confusing. Why do I need to both authorize GitHub _and_ install a GitHub app? If I elect to only authorize it for specific repos (instead of read/write access to all of my repos), why do I need to install it first for some empty project before GitHub can create the repo for the course I'm trying to access?
A Very good SEO move, to stir some of the 'lab' traffic away from gitlab.