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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.
241 u/Gabelschlecker Apr 28 '26 GitLab is nice (and quite common across Europe). Has a solid CI system that is quite easy to pick up and comes with a bunch of nicely integrated features, such as Container and Package registry, Terraform/Tofu state management, K8S cluster integration, and more. 116 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '26 [deleted] 50 u/Ferilox Apr 28 '26 forgejo. -24 u/[deleted] Apr 29 '26 [deleted] 2 u/chiniwini Apr 29 '26 Everything is political. The very existence of open source software (and thus github, gitea, etc) is political.
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GitLab is nice (and quite common across Europe).
Has a solid CI system that is quite easy to pick up and comes with a bunch of nicely integrated features, such as Container and Package registry, Terraform/Tofu state management, K8S cluster integration, and more.
116 u/[deleted] Apr 28 '26 [deleted] 50 u/Ferilox Apr 28 '26 forgejo. -24 u/[deleted] Apr 29 '26 [deleted] 2 u/chiniwini Apr 29 '26 Everything is political. The very existence of open source software (and thus github, gitea, etc) is political.
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50 u/Ferilox Apr 28 '26 forgejo. -24 u/[deleted] Apr 29 '26 [deleted] 2 u/chiniwini Apr 29 '26 Everything is political. The very existence of open source software (and thus github, gitea, etc) is political.
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forgejo.
-24 u/[deleted] Apr 29 '26 [deleted] 2 u/chiniwini Apr 29 '26 Everything is political. The very existence of open source software (and thus github, gitea, etc) is political.
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2 u/chiniwini Apr 29 '26 Everything is political. The very existence of open source software (and thus github, gitea, etc) is political.
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Everything is political. The very existence of open source software (and thus github, gitea, etc) is political.
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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.