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Keeping their code within their own firewall is a big deal for many companies.
by bnr 14y ago
Keeping their code within their own firewall is a big deal for many companies.
- famousactress 14y agoYeah, and in some cases "big deal" == "legal requirement"
- sophacles 14y agoWe've considered it for the research department I'm part of at a university. The nice part is that we all know and like github, but need to keep the repos private or on premise, depending on the grant. Further, a lot of research code is based on another project's code, and a git fork is so much nicer than mailing around tarballs, particularly after having had the task of taking a project, and trying to incorporate several teams' individual modifications back in into the core to base further research on it.
- idunno246 14y agoThe campus site license at $2500/year license seems cheap relative to the normal price