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I'm sure GitHub will introduce free private repos soon enough.
by miguelrochefort 8y ago
I'm sure GitHub will introduce free private repos soon enough.
- ergomarky 8y agoI'd be surprised if the announcement didn't also come with that change. Easiest way to even the field.
- sdesol 8y agoIf Microsoft decides to make GitHub free for all, this can honestly have a devastating affect on GitLab and Bitbucket. I really think Microsoft is a lot more interested in: - capturing developer data for ML/AI research - identify new product ideas - identify ways to improve existing products - create a funnel to existing products
- rainbowmverse 8y agoEspecially since Microsoft's own version control thing has this.
- t_treesap 8y agoWell, sort of. It's limited to 5 contributors, which is kind of a big deal if you're on a serious team.
- sdesol 8y agoIf you have more than 5 contributors, you can probably afford to spend $5/user/month If that isn't the case, then GitLab/Gogs/Gitea/etc. is probably the better route to go.
- _emacsomancer_ 8y agoThey do have free private repos for academic researchers already.