brodock

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   Saying Goodbye to GitHub(medium.com)

   3 points by brodock 10y ago|0 comments
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   by brodock 10y ago

   You can use gitlab.com for free... don't need to install it in your own box.
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   Moving to GitLab: Yes, it's worth it(about.gitlab.com)

   292 points by brodock 10y ago|346 comments
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   by brodock 11y ago

   If they do no one will migrate to photos. That's why they are killing it instead. Reader was killed because google plus feed was being competed by, and so on.
5. 185.▲
   by brodock 11y ago

   Feedly works fine
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   by brodock 11y ago

   GitLab implements Emoji Award (think of vote system with some emojis: https://about.gitlab.com/2015/11/22/gitlab-8-2-released/ )
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   by brodock 11y ago

   it's not just "microservices" crazyness, if you do devops, you will end-up with bazillion recipes repositories for each dependency, and will may not want to make all of them public.
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   by brodock 11y ago

   I believe the right balance with turbolinks is a mix of React for interactive animated stuffs, graphs, etc, and turbolinks to render stuff that is better generated server side, or to push json data (and then bind it to your react component)
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   by brodock 11y ago

   I'm pretty sure "ActionCable" will be optional, as for example "ActiveResource" were
10. 190.▲
    by brodock 11y ago

    in other words: "unicorns considered harmful"
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    by brodock 12y ago

    This is definitely good news for ruby!