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Honest question and I am absolutely not starting an argument, but what have they done for Github? All I'm aware of is making private repos free, but I haven't s
by freehunter 7y ago
Honest question and I am absolutely not starting an argument, but what have they done for Github? All I'm aware of is making private repos free, but I haven't seen anything beyond that. I must be out of the loop.
- cjaybo 7y agoThe latest development that I'm aware of is the package registry they are launching: https://github.com/features/package-registry https://github.com/features/package-registry
- jchw 7y agoI have no idea how much they had to do with Github’s recent developments, but: - Github Sponsors with donation matching for some limited time period - Github Pro which based on browsing user profiles a surprising amount of folks have bought into - Github Package Repositories. - Github Pipelines. Generally I have been waiting for Github to start sucking but it has only gotten better imo. I have been a pretty big Gitlab fanboy for a while so it’s weird to harp on Github’s progress but they’ve done a good job flipping the script.
- joeblubaugh 7y agoTheir PR UIs have recently gotten some much-needed improvements too.
- kzrdude 7y agoWe finally got a dual sided "more context" button for diffs, that was so annoying when that was missing (and a declined feature request when I asked).
- paavohtl 7y ago> - Github Pro which based on browsing user profiles a surprising amount of folks have bought into Not a statement either way, but AFAIK everyone who has the Student Pack[1] gets the PRO badge. I have it and I haven't spent a penny on GitHub (though my employer has). [1] https://education.github.com/pack https://education.github.com/pack