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The problems listed were with the interaction model. There's nothing I've seen in GitLab's UX that would indicate it's any better.
by andrewvc 8y ago
The problems listed were with the interaction model. There's nothing I've seen in GitLab's UX that would indicate it's any better.
- relaunched 8y agoUnfortunately I think Github itself has a lot to do with this. The product has become too transactional - more support tool than collaboration. And Github themselves show remarkable disinterest in the open source community as a whole - they give us beta access to test new features every so often. That's about it. There's no wider involvement at all. I read it as two parts. Interactions are flawed & Github doesn't really care about open source. Just one guys opinion, and my wife works for gitlab, but there is a deep commitment to open source and contributors, as well as an abundance of places for deeper dialogues to occur, between projects / contributors / the general public / gitlab. +1 for also living in Minneapolis. We should get coffee.
- bovermyer 8y agoHuh, I also live in Minneapolis. How many HNers are around here?
- relaunched 8y agoThere are a few. Are you thinking what I'm thinking? A meetup?
- b3b0p 8y agoLive downtown Minneapolis. Checking in.