I don't see the suggestion as a viable replacement for Jenkins in its entirety. They identified that the Free aspect of Jenkins leads to its popularity, and the

I don't see the suggestion as a viable replacement for Jenkins in its entirety. They identified that the Free aspect of Jenkins leads to its popularity, and they both compliment and criticize the plugins ecosystem. Their don't appear to have an open solution, and while they claim you won't need plugins, but part of what makes Jenkins so popular, is that if the default functionality doesn't work, you can find or make a plugin. This is lacking in the proposed solution.