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We're going to enter the era of returning to self hosting. Self hosted gitlab is a dream, no surprises ever, exactly how your repos are supposed to work.
But we have no issues whatsoever with Azure Devops....ever. It's excellent. Seriously.
Does anyone know why the experience between Github and DevOps is so different, if they're supposed merging the two? Or at least seemingly related? Or are they not at all?
Or is it simply because Azure is "enterprise" and Microsoft cares about that more?
I've been an avid GitHub user for a very long time. I remember way back in the "olden days" in San Francisco seeing people with Octocat signs on Market. GitHub was awesome. Fond memories. But times are a-changin', and for lots of reasons I just don't feel like GitHub is cool or "for me" anymore. So, with my new Mac Mini, because they were on sale and everyone was getting one for OpenClaw... I put that puppy on my tai…
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Where do you keep Issues, Pull Requests, Wikis, Discussions, project boards, and everything else? (rhetorical question.) These days, the problem with cloud-hosted Git platforms is not where to push your code. Replicating repositories across multiple providers is relatively easy, and Git has always been good at that. The harder problem is that successful teams end up accumulating a lot more than source code around the…
(I upvoted you, for asking the real questions, but to answer) > Where do you keep Issues, Youtrack > Pull Requests, Gerrit, it's way better for code review > Wikis, Also Youtrack, but other software exists that's specific for this, I have seen Confluence used a lot and while I don't recommend: that's usually the case. > Discussions, As far away from code as possible, right now it's Zulip > project boards, Youtrack, t…
This web site is very hard to read because of the colors and font sizes.
Agreed, this is kind of the perfect use case for AI. I can see the prompt now "using css, make this website readable and use a proper color scheme"
I had a coworker talking about how great some AI coding tool is because it can sort a bunch of strings alphabetically for him. This coworker is a programmer. Working with a language that has a builtin sort function.
I use Github extensively for my personal company, but I also use Azure DevOps (and all git-related features) extensively for a client's project. I keep seeing the Github issues being attributed to their move to Azure backend for "scale". But we have no issues whatsoever with Azure Devops....ever. It's excellent. Seriously. Does anyone know why the experience between Github and DevOps is so different, if they're suppo…
I've been an avid GitHub user for a very long time. I remember way back in the "olden days" in San Francisco seeing people with Octocat signs on Market. GitHub was awesome. Fond memories. But times are a-changin', and for lots of reasons I just don't feel like GitHub is cool or "for me" anymore. So, with my new Mac Mini, because they were on sale and everyone was getting one for OpenClaw... I put that puppy on my tai…
Hey, I know it’s supposed to be simple, but any chance of a write up of the macmini as a server approach? I would be interested in learning about the details of how you set it up. I would read this blog post if you ever write one!
I've been an avid GitHub user for a very long time. I remember way back in the "olden days" in San Francisco seeing people with Octocat signs on Market. GitHub was awesome. Fond memories. But times are a-changin', and for lots of reasons I just don't feel like GitHub is cool or "for me" anymore. So, with my new Mac Mini, because they were on sale and everyone was getting one for OpenClaw... I put that puppy on my tai…
Hey, I know it’s supposed to be simple, but any chance of a write up of the macmini as a server approach? I would be interested in learning about the details of how you set it up. I would read this blog post if you ever write one!
Because of so many GitHub problems, I'm adding GitLab.com and Codeberg.org. Setup is simply 3 steps: 1. Sign up on each service, ideally with the same username. 2. For each repo you want to share, create the same repo name as a blank repo; do not automatically create a README. 3. Edit your local file .git/config to add push URLs, then push as usual. Example: [remote "origin"] url = git@github.com:foo/bar.git pushurl…
Years ago I was a big fan of Gitlab and always talked them up as a better Github. At this point though they've spent years trying to become just as convoluted and "enterprisey" as Github, but with much less success.
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Hey, I know it’s supposed to be simple, but any chance of a write up of the macmini as a server approach? I would be interested in learning about the details of how you set it up. I would read this blog post if you ever write one!
If I had to guess, using tailscale is doing a lot of the heavy lifting here.