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As a freelance developer, GitHub is useless for me as a git hosting service, because with the number of repositories I need to keep up as remotes I would be pay
by LoganCale 13y ago
As a freelance developer, GitHub is useless for me as a git hosting service, because with the number of repositories I need to keep up as remotes I would be paying a ridiculous monthly fee.
I like BitBucket's model of unlimited private repos and charging by the number of people accessing them instead.
- halostatue 13y agoIf you have been added to an organization, your fork of their private code—if you choose to do it that way—costs you nothing (that is, it does not add to your used private repo count). I've only done this because I was curious and had a slot available to waste if it did cause a problem. With the organizations that I've worked with, I've just always been added to their organization and repo and just used local copies with their GitHub repo as origin.