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Similarly to how people ditched GitHub when Microsoft bought it. :)
by sz4kerto 6y ago
Similarly to how people ditched GitHub when Microsoft bought it. :)
- cutenewt 6y agoThese days I have more confidence using Microsoft products than Google Google's erratic roadmap, less than stellar enterprise support, and shady privacy practices from their ad tech side just drive me away
- alacombe 6y ago> Google's erratic roadmap, less than stellar enterprise support, and shady privacy practices from their ad tech side just drive me away Tell that to Windows phone owners...
- cutenewt 6y agoThere aren't too many Windows Phone owners Microsoft needs to apologize too Most of them were Microsoft employees And MS paid for their phones
- alacombe 6y agoEven if every of the 163,000 Microsoft employee got a company sponsored phone, that's still pretty much 2 orders of magnitude below the Lumia 520 sales figure alone.
- Technically 6y agoWhat could this possibly add to the conversation?
- swebs 6y agoYes. I switched fully to Gitlab.
- tabob 6y agoI moved the past 3 companies I work with from GitHub to self-hosted gitlab after the Microsoft purchase. When Microsoft bought GitHub, all of the "Developer Evangelist" / "Open Source" evangelist crowd made all of those noise about how "Microsoft is great for our community! They ARE an open source company! Everything is wine and roses!" Blech. I can't do business with evil companies.
- input_sh 6y agoAnecdotal of course, but my code is no longer there. My profile still exists because I want to open issues with the tools I'm using and what not. And every once in a while, I stumble upon a project with a big disclaimer that the main repo is now on GitLab.