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Likewise, I've been meaning to convert my local projects at some point and post them to one of the newfangled online git repos. I was going to use GitHub or Bit
by mpyne 14y ago
Likewise, I've been meaning to convert my local projects at some point and post them to one of the newfangled online git repos. I was going to use GitHub or Bitbucket to avoid saddling my crap on the git hosting I have available from the open source project I develop for, but now I'm not so sure GitHub is the best place for that.
I don't mind the code being publically-accessible as the price for free hosting but I have no interest in being hounded about my personal scratch code either.
- saraid216 14y agoFor what it's worth, I've been on Github for years and no one has even noticed that my code exists. Which I don't mind at all, given all of this.
- yusefnapora 14y agoBitbucket offers unlimited private repos, so you can stash your personal stuff there without fear of roaming assholes. They only start charging once you have more than 5 contributors.