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I've been using ADO for the past year or two and I don't hate it. While it absolutely lacks features, and most ADO things have relatively tough to use UIs, it _
by Mavvie 5y ago
I've been using ADO for the past year or two and I don't hate it. While it absolutely lacks features, and most ADO things have relatively tough to use UIs, it _is_ extremely fast compared to GitHub and has some amazing UI designs for a couple things (especially reviewing large PRs).
Although from what I heard they're porting the good parts into GitHub and deprecating/putting into maintenance mode ADO soon.
- josteink 5y ago> Although from what I heard they're porting the good parts into GitHub and deprecating/putting into maintenance mode ADO soon. Hush hush! By now that’s pretty much an open secret covered by various NDAs :) What even the NDAs won’t tell you though is how much time ADO has before it’s fully “dead”. If Microsoft’s track-record is anything to go by, I would assume ADO customers will be “encouraged” to migrate 3-5 years from now, with at least another 5 before they start closing down, if not more. Will be interesting to see how it plays out when the time comes.
- easton 5y agoI’m curious as to how the heck they’ll move the data over. ADO projects are made up of many git repos with a shared ticket setup and all of the links are configured that way. I have no idea where I’d even start with that.