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Step 1: Get respected member of MS community. Step 2: Use said community connection to move people from codeplex to github. Step 3: Profit.
by ijoyce 15y ago
Step 1: Get respected member of MS community.
Step 2: Use said community connection to move people from codeplex to github.
Step 3: Profit.
- jbigelow76 15y agoDoesn't sound like a bad outcome to me, I'll take GitHub over Codeplex any day (my own .NET code is on GH too)
- ijoyce 15y agoI'm more than ok with it as well.
- jf 15y ago> (my own .NET code is on GH too) Where?
- jbigelow76 15y agoSorry not an OSS project (at least not yet). I've got one work project on GH and one "nights and weekends startup" project both in private repositories. But I like the workflow of using git for my source control versus something like TFS. Although I admit I initially picked it up just because I wanted to learn something new, I used GH instead of a local git repository because my side project has another collaborator. EDIT: my beef with Codeplex is that I just don't find it very usable when I'm researching something. Purely as a repository for things like NuGet packages it's probably fine.