this is a good article, but this part near the end is a bit off: > ...as a market matures, solutions become specialized and modular. We've already seen this be

this is a good article, but this part near the end is a bit off: > ...as a market matures, solutions become specialized and modular. We've already seen this begin to happen in a few areas of "social coding." Jira and Linear offer modular issue tracking, while Jenkins and Buildkite offer modular CI solutions. Those modules existed a long time before GitHub. Bugzilla was an issue tracker in the 1990s. Popular CI tools like Jenkins and Travis launched around 2010 while GitHub Actions didn't exist until 2018.