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Re: New GitHub Issues Beta

#2
Nice.

Github has all the incentives and infrastructure in place to build all the layers on top of the repositories and existing social network. Ive seen a bunch of companies launch with competing project boards, ci systems, etc but its not clear how you carve out a space for yourself from within a set of reasonable defaults.

Re: New GitHub Issues Beta

#6
This looks like a great step forward.

I always found it interesting that proposed enhancements are thrown into Issues. Maybe it's the word "issues" itself because I associate it with a negative connotation.

Re: New GitHub Issues Beta

#8

Github should first fix that it displays "issues" of a repository instead of useful info when exploring https://github.com/explore Why would I want to see issues of a repo I have no clue about? I am there just to discover a new repo.

I've noticed since Microsoft acquired Github, the "explore" tab has been more and more useless.

It's been months since it displays me the same repositories, and significantly less than before.

I don't know if it's related, but the timing is suspicious.

Re: New GitHub Issues Beta

#9
I wonder how tense things are over at Atlassian right now. Jira seems so universally hated that it feels like any competition that ticks a few basic needs could start hurting them.

Re: New GitHub Issues Beta

#10
post #8

Github should first fix that it displays "issues" of a repository instead of useful info when exploring https://github.com/explore Why would I want to see issues of a repo I have no clue about? I am there just to discover a new repo.

I've noticed since Microsoft acquired Github, the "explore" tab has been more and more useless. It's been months since it displays me the same repositories, and significantly less than before. I don't know if it's related, but the timing is suspicious.

I find it interesting that it sometimes shows my very own repositories (or repositories of one of my organizations) within the 'Explore repositories' section on the dashboard. As if I didn't know those repositories yet.
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