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The reason is a bit strange. To me it seems as if Zig is just very opinionated. Personally I think the decision to move to Codeberg was made independently of Mi
by shevy-java 10mo ago
The reason is a bit strange. To me it seems as if Zig is
just very opinionated. Personally I think the decision to
move to Codeberg was made independently of Microsoft being
a problem. I don't dispute that Microsoft is a problem; I
just don't see many great alternatives to github either.
Gitlab consistently is worse for me as a user.
I think the bigger problem is that these big megacorporations
control so much. I find Google even more problematic than
Microsoft these days in that regard. AI worsens this problem,
but even without AI it already was a problem.
- AdamN 10mo agoHow is Bitbucket these days in comparison? Is it no longer even a player?
- RagnarD 10mo agoI used to use it, but left as it became apparent that Atlassian was increasingly incompetent in both software and business aspects to the point of both being badly broken.
- athorax 10mo agoLets put it this way, no engineer is choosing to use bitbucket. You use it because some SVP made the mistake of choosing atlassian software a decade ago and refuses to change.
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