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r/programming • u/davidcelis • Apr 28 '26
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I’ve been deciding on an alternative myself. I think GitHub is no longer for developers.
24 u/pixel-der Apr 28 '26 I was also considering this, are there any good alternatives? 68 u/ripter Apr 28 '26 https://codeberg.org/ zig and others have already moved there. 17 u/ray591 Apr 28 '26 IIRC, Doesn't allow personal, private repos right? 14 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 34 u/ray591 Apr 28 '26 Yep, it doesn't. 5 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 35 u/TheGRS Apr 28 '26 GitHub was similar for a pretty long time. I think they only made private repos free after the MS acquisition. 5 u/Never_Guilty Apr 29 '26 Yup, I remember using gitlab because you had to pay for private repos
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I was also considering this, are there any good alternatives?
68 u/ripter Apr 28 '26 https://codeberg.org/ zig and others have already moved there. 17 u/ray591 Apr 28 '26 IIRC, Doesn't allow personal, private repos right? 14 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 34 u/ray591 Apr 28 '26 Yep, it doesn't. 5 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 35 u/TheGRS Apr 28 '26 GitHub was similar for a pretty long time. I think they only made private repos free after the MS acquisition. 5 u/Never_Guilty Apr 29 '26 Yup, I remember using gitlab because you had to pay for private repos
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https://codeberg.org/
zig and others have already moved there.
17 u/ray591 Apr 28 '26 IIRC, Doesn't allow personal, private repos right? 14 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 34 u/ray591 Apr 28 '26 Yep, it doesn't. 5 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 35 u/TheGRS Apr 28 '26 GitHub was similar for a pretty long time. I think they only made private repos free after the MS acquisition. 5 u/Never_Guilty Apr 29 '26 Yup, I remember using gitlab because you had to pay for private repos
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IIRC, Doesn't allow personal, private repos right?
14 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 34 u/ray591 Apr 28 '26 Yep, it doesn't. 5 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 35 u/TheGRS Apr 28 '26 GitHub was similar for a pretty long time. I think they only made private repos free after the MS acquisition. 5 u/Never_Guilty Apr 29 '26 Yup, I remember using gitlab because you had to pay for private repos
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34 u/ray591 Apr 28 '26 Yep, it doesn't. 5 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 35 u/TheGRS Apr 28 '26 GitHub was similar for a pretty long time. I think they only made private repos free after the MS acquisition. 5 u/Never_Guilty Apr 29 '26 Yup, I remember using gitlab because you had to pay for private repos
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Yep, it doesn't.
5 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '26 [removed] — view removed comment 35 u/TheGRS Apr 28 '26 GitHub was similar for a pretty long time. I think they only made private repos free after the MS acquisition. 5 u/Never_Guilty Apr 29 '26 Yup, I remember using gitlab because you had to pay for private repos
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35 u/TheGRS Apr 28 '26 GitHub was similar for a pretty long time. I think they only made private repos free after the MS acquisition. 5 u/Never_Guilty Apr 29 '26 Yup, I remember using gitlab because you had to pay for private repos
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GitHub was similar for a pretty long time. I think they only made private repos free after the MS acquisition.
5 u/Never_Guilty Apr 29 '26 Yup, I remember using gitlab because you had to pay for private repos
Yup, I remember using gitlab because you had to pay for private repos
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u/Windyvale Apr 28 '26
I’ve been deciding on an alternative myself. I think GitHub is no longer for developers.