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Here you have (albeit small) proof of some sort of trend: https://trends.google.com/explore?q=codeberg%2Cforgejo%2Cgitea%2Cgithub%2520alternatives&date=all&geo=
by embedding-shape 3mo ago
Here you have (albeit small) proof of some sort of trend: https://trends.google.com/explore?q=codeberg%2Cforgejo%2Cgitea%2Cgithub%2520alternatives&date=all&geo=Worldwide https://trends.google.com/explore?q=codeberg%2Cforgejo%2Cgit...
Still, doesn't come close to popularity of GitHub itself today (https://trends.google.com/explore?q=codeberg%2Cforgejo%2Cgitea%2Cgitlab%2Cgithub&date=all&geo=Worldwide https://trends.google.com/explore?q=codeberg%2Cforgejo%2Cgit...), but I think the trend of moving away from GitHub is clear both in data and sentiment, both qualitative and quantitative.
- jorisw 3mo agoIf only the article used any of that. And if it did, I still don't think the headline was warranted. Also Google search trends are no evidence of adoption or migration. High chance of correlation, sure.
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- 627467 3mo agoThe trend i see in Google is explosion in git(hub) related searches and small blip in non-github alternatives