VvR-Ox

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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
You call this a competition? :-D Basicaly GitLab is a competitor to GitHub. Atlassian allways wanted to compete with those but will never succeed. Just like they had to admit that HipChat and Stride are worse than Slack and they'd neve
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Yeah but GitLab delivers a better service and if you don't even have 4$/month then you should write a new business plan ;-)
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Thx for the advice this looks like a nice tool. If there was enough "drive" of some dev's and a thriving community this could become a standalone alternative for Jira one day.
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
- Throw Bitbucket away, I don't even know why they wrote it in the first place - Use GitLab, even it's CE edition is a lot better than everything Atlassian does with Bitbucket and Bamboo combined
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Really nice idea. On the other hand it's not the solution my company would use, as we have to ensure cross browser compatibility. For now we'll dockerize everything and also use a selenium grid for this. Keep up the good work!
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Very interesting project. * nice that there is an open source & for free edition * what happens with very big data? (search performance etc) * what about integration with other tools? Good Luck & thx for sharing :-)
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Really nice concept! I like systems that keep your work focused & simple.
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Thank you for sharing this, I think many ppl are happy for every example and code snippet they can get. The configuration hassle with HAProxy however let me switch to nginx and traefik in the meantime...
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Sorry but that is not a valid comparison. Movies are for fun & profit. Medicine is for people's health / survival and profit. You can live without the first but without the second you'll probably die soon and maybe painfu
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Exactly the same, I'd like to support it because the idea is great! But this amount of work is just too much. Besides running your own tile server I'm also having problems using OSM to navigate. In the meantime I use G-Maps for st
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
exactly, if they'd see what we do and were inteligent they would just leave us here to die :D
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
This is a lie and you all know it! That's just like in the old days when people used to think that earth would be the center of the universe. Prove it or go on with this theory, I don't want to hear it anymore until this mystery i
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by VvR-Ox 8y ago
Very unbiased. Like some ppl already stated: There is no human or human-constructed machine which can be without bias. The thing is that many people just don't trust those big entities anymore as we know for sure they do nothing withou
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by VvR-Ox 9y ago
The cert is for knowing whom to serve which ISO ;-)
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by VvR-Ox 9y ago
Do object oriented programming. On the way you'll create systems of objects and with ongoing experience you'll also learn to move the abstraction layer around. I think while doing this for some time it's a little easier to th
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by VvR-Ox 9y ago
It's all about the feeling and that just proves how good Apples Marketing and Branding is. I own several products myself (iphones, macbook, mac mini...) and for some time and certain tasks these devices are awesome. Nevertheless Apple
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by VvR-Ox 9y ago
You should definetly take a looke at vue - it's awesome!
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by VvR-Ox 9y ago
Thank you for starting this interesting debate. I have a slice of hope still that we (the whole community, dev's just like users who need to use services) can "make the world a better place". The proble I currently see is tha
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by VvR-Ox 10y ago
I have a Macbook Pro 2014 (new; i5-4 / 8GB / SSD) and a Thinkpad X220 (refurbished; i5-2 / 16GB / SSD). Clearly the chicklet keyboard of the MBP is the best of this kind, I ever used. The oldschool keyboard of the TP (it