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My University provides a self-hosted GitLab (via the joint datacenter of the cities universities and research organisations) and it's really, really nice. I th
by turbinerneiter 10y ago
My University provides a self-hosted GitLab (via the joint datacenter of the cities universities and research organisations) and it's really, really nice.
I think you can't really ask your students to sign up to anything or use anything that isn't hosted or provided by the university. And even for stuff provided by the university, you shouldn't be forced to use any particular software.
As a mechanical engineer, I had to take CS intro class and they made us use Visual Studio. I never liked that class.
- GoodbyeEarl 10y agoI see your point and I agree but I don't think it's a big deal. Your future employee will likely do the same.
- userbinator 10y agoI'm actually not so opposed about software like VS (at least the older versions which did not phone home, and which all you did was download and install) --- it's reliance on services that are the main concern.