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* Joonas Niilola: |
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> I don't believe it's a matter of "attention seeking", but more some |
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> disgust towards Github. |
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Possible, but I am not so sure. ;-) |
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> But I'd also like hear what's this all about. Would Gitlab be better |
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> than Github due to principles? |
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I just checked my projects, and found Git remotes for bitbucket.org, |
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gitlab.com, github.com, a couple of self-hosted GitLab instances |
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(including my company's own). From a contributor's perspective, they |
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differ very little. The collaboration aspects are also similar enough. |
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I should mention that there are also Gitolite-based remotes, but the |
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ones I use are pure storage and don't offer any collaboration tools. |
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I find the main differences in CI/CD, and that's where organisations |
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seem to make their choices when they are not self-hosting. |
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-Ralph |
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