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Setting aside the malware issue, and the project graveyard smell, and just looking at it like a new platform, the design just seems all wrong. The big comic ui
by mbfg 8y ago
Setting aside the malware issue, and the project graveyard smell, and just looking at it like a new platform, the design just seems all wrong. The big comic ui elements are ugly and unprofessional, and the code is too hidden, not the central point of the project.
- gremlinsinc 8y agoThis! I didn't use it enough for the malware thing to anger me much, when it hit, I was already mostly using things from github, and sometimes bitbucket... The design of sourceforge feels spammy and like early 2k's hotscripts or cnet/downloads.com. I want to click on a project and see the readme and a list of their files so I know what framework/language it's built on from a glance, is it node/php/rails? I've been playing with gitlab a lot lately for my own projects, I love the way I can easily segment things by groups without doling out cash for my side projects and private repos are nice. You get a lot on their free tier. Though a lot of my github usage is browsing projects for things I can use in my own code, like admin panels, or integrations of vue/react, vuex/mobx, an auth flavor and x web-framework.