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I really like how GitLab allows you to disable the container registry, issue tracker, CI and every other module if you don't use/need it. IMO this should be the
by franga2000 5y ago
I really like how GitLab allows you to disable the container registry, issue tracker, CI and every other module if you don't use/need it. IMO this should be the way to introduce new features where at all possible.
- BowBun 5y agoSame with Github, you can disable issues or projects or whatever other features they have at a repo level. I agree that this and feature flags are a great way to toggle things, but unfortunately for apps like Postman you still feel the load in the download and load times for the app. Usually those fancier features are also more code/data which results in straight increases in memory/disk regardless of whether you use something or not. In IDEs like Jetbrains and VisualStudio, a lot of features are built like plugins which are a separate download and installation and allow you to disable them. I wonder if apps could take that approach to to keep more people happy.