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Switched a lot of personal projects over to GitLab, and been really happy. I'm very excited to see this. My only complaint is the lack of integrations from the rest of the world. It's pretty hard to find good services that hook into GitLab Note: I'm talking about hooking into gitlab.com not a self hosted instance
Anyway, after discovering the errors I was getting was most probably caused by an insufficient server, I migrated back to GitLab, this time on a much larger instance. It's been nothing but brilliant since.
Well done GitLab!
Nice! I really hope some competitor to GitHub will arrive someday soon.
I think we're already there, what would you like to see?
This will help: http://sindresorhus.com/github-markdown-css/
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I think we're already there, what would you like to see?
Please copy GitHub's CSS styles for its markdown files. This may sound petty, but I really think it's part of the reason why open source projects do so well there. GitHub nailed it. It's a pleasure to read compared to the competition's representation. This will help: http://sindresorhus.com/github-markdown-css/
I agree that GitHub's rendering of markdown files is much better than ours. We hope to improve it. Our first interaction engineer just started and we're looking to hire more https://about.gitlab.com/jobs/
Of course, you're very welcome to submit improvements yourself, as long as you do not submit proprietary code.
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We would love to see more support for GitLab.com. Things are moving the right way with https://about.gitlab.com/applications/ , also CodeShip is considering support now as are many others. But we have some way to go, please keep telling the services on Twitter. By the way, what integration would you like to see first?
CodeShip would be awesome, I'd also love to see CodeClimate support. I didn't know about https://about.gitlab.com/applications/ , I'll make sure to keep an eye on it
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Please copy GitHub's CSS styles for its markdown files. This may sound petty, but I really think it's part of the reason why open source projects do so well there. GitHub nailed it. It's a pleasure to read compared to the competition's representation. This will help: http://sindresorhus.com/github-markdown-css/
Obviously copying anything is not possible unless they have a free license. I agree that GitHub's rendering of markdown files is much better than ours. We hope to improve it. Our first interaction engineer just started and we're looking to hire more https://about.gitlab.com/jobs/ Of course, you're very welcome to submit improvements yourself, as long as you do not submit proprietary code.
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> May be i was not doing something right. Here you go: > On a DigitalOcean droplet of 512MB I'm not sure it's realistic to expect great performance on a tiny droplet in a budget provider that over-provisions the heck out of these tiny instance sizes. Spend more than $5/month and you may get better results.
I have a dozen web apps installed on my personal 512MB droplet and they all work flawlessly.
For less than the price of your $5 droplet, you get 4x the RAM and probably an equal amount of CPU.
Just don't expect much support from OVH because they're busy all the damn time.
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Why is Travis so bad? Ever tried CircleCI?
CircleCI is still missing crazy important features like: building downstream dependencies when libraries change and scheduled builds. Until it gets basic features like that, Jenkins it is.
I have to say I was wrong about GitLab. I moved my team over to Gogs due to getting various 500 errors with GitLab. Gogs admittedly did feel faster, though I reckon that's due to it having a simpler codebase and perhaps Golang. Anyway, after discovering the errors I was getting was most probably caused by an insufficient server, I migrated back to GitLab, this time on a much larger instance. It's been nothing but bri…
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Obviously copying anything is not possible unless they have a free license. I agree that GitHub's rendering of markdown files is much better than ours. We hope to improve it. Our first interaction engineer just started and we're looking to hire more https://about.gitlab.com/jobs/ Of course, you're very welcome to submit improvements yourself, as long as you do not submit proprietary code.
Cool, I'd be pleased to submit a merge request. :)