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It seems like GitHub is slowly moving towards building their own static code analysis and security scanning. CI is probably coming up. This will bury many 3rd p
by benrubydev 9y ago
It seems like GitHub is slowly moving towards building their own static code analysis and security scanning. CI is probably coming up. This will bury many 3rd party services, but will be more convenient for end users.
- busterarm 9y agoGitLab is giving them some competition so they've got to step it up. Nice to see, honestly.
- sdesol 9y agoI've said this in the past, but you really have to focus on the more difficult things, if you want to stay competitive in Git hosting. If it is easy to implement and is useful, one of your competitors, is going to copy you. Right now GitHub, GitLab, Bitbucket, Microsoft, Gogs/Gitea, etc. all have something unique to them, but none of them, have the lock in power, like it was in the past with Perforce, ClearCase and other SCMs. GitLab and other open source solutions, has turned core Git hosting functionality, into commodity features, that people expect to be good and cheap. So it only makes sense to start focusing on the not so hard things to do, which can't be easily duplicated.