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Just in the US. I have ONE European client... ONE of dozens who use GitHub. EVERY other client I've ever worked with used their own gitforge or at least bitbuc
by OtomotO 2mo ago
Just in the US. I have ONE European client... ONE of dozens who use GitHub.
EVERY other client I've ever worked with used their own gitforge or at least bitbucket...
- nixgeek 2mo agoSelection bias then as the majority of European companies are for sure not hosting their own Forgejo or GitForge.
- OtomotO 2mo agoI've asked around in my circles, because I am genuinely interested: Everyone not working in startup space IS hosting their own instances. Hell, even I do it.
- mechazawa 2mo agoWhere I work we're hosting our own gitlab instance and the previous company I worked for hosted their own Bitbucket. For most developers I know it's either a self hosted git platform instance or Github enterprise.
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- xigoi 2mo agoEven my faculty, which otherwise licks Microsoft’s boots at all opportunities, uses self-hosted GitLab.
- pelorat 2mo agoGithub pricing is aimed at US companies. Small EU companies that can only afford to pay their 5-6 developers 60K euro per year rather selfhost than pay GitHub.
- OtomotO 2mo agoI am working for small companies, for medium sized companies and for huge behemoths. None (apart from one customer as I said) has their code on GitHub. The big ones because of trade secrets. Which is ironic, because most of them use Microsoft Teams and talk freely there xD