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> I have already deleted [...] Github Given that Gitlab and GitBucket are also integrating AI, is getting out of these two platforms even a realistic choice fo
by makeitdouble 2y ago
> I have already deleted [...] Github
Given that Gitlab and GitBucket are also integrating AI, is getting out of these two platforms even a realistic choice for 99% of devs working for a regular company ?
On the other hand, convincing your CTO to get your organization out of any major code management platform feels like a pretty exciting chalenge to tackle.
- vouaobrasil 2y agoIt's not really a realistic choice I guess but since Git is very distributed it's not an impossible one. Luckily for me, I'm really the only one who codes in my own small organization so I don't have to use Github.
- jazzyjackson 2y agoEh. Gitea is a thing. I wonder how the creator of Fossil feels about AI. Clearly the juggernauts will keep juggernauting but theyre not the only options to collaborate on a codebase. My dream is that more people learn to Just Use Git without the megacorp baggage
- makeitdouble 2y agoYes, and it's pretty important there's commercial alternatives left on the market. A few decades ago it would be a different story, but as of now the appeal of going for Github/Gitlab is usually not the git integration and more the rest of it: the issue/MR/PR management, the whole integrated workflow, the CI ecosystem, user and right access management, etc. I think there must a decent number of organizations keeping a private/local code repository but sync it to github/gitlab to get all the other benefits.