This really looks amazing. We will see what this means for other "CI/CD As A Service" companies and their solutions. Many in my Twitter timeline already think that this could be the decline for many of these services.
______________
— quote unquote serverless (@agentdero) August 8, 2019
/` RIP ` \
| |
| CI as a Service |
| |
| 2011-2019 |
| |
Now that GitHub is owned by Microsoft, free accounts can have unlimited private repositories. Before the acquisition, this feature was only available to "Pro" accounts. That, and the fact that I like to support companies which products I use, was the main factor for me to have a paid account.
I am no full-time developer, and I do not need all the collaboration features GitHub offers. So I just cancelled my subscription.
And now that GitHub is a part of Microsoft, one of the most valuable companies in the world, I dont feel bad not supporting them with my money. 😁
I am not what you would consider a "Pro User" for git. Not at all. I would classify myself as an intermediate user. But even as an intermediate user, things can get pretty ugly and inconvenient when you only rely on the standard Git console client. When things got more…
→ August 4, 2019 8:00 PMOver the years my Development Environments have changed quite a lot. When I started writing scripts in Bash and Perl, I used VIM. As I used Linux on the Desktop, and my scripts were not that complex, it worked great at the time. After that, I tried Komodo and ended…
→ September 7, 2017 7:55 AMAtom now with built-in GitHub support. Finally, it was about time! Just installed the new version yesterday. Not that the GitPlus plugin was not good, but it feels better if it is directly integrated into the core product.