sourcehut.org would be my choice.
Drew is pretty adamant about stuff and his morales.
You will dislike somethings (UI and some policies) but will like majority of the things (tech like CI/CD etc).
It's OSS and can be self-hosted as well.
But I think drew fighting LLM scrappers on our behalf is good for us.
It's also cheap and should progressively improve going forward.
It's my long term plan. And the project and company is setup in a way to be here for the long game. So, I am progressively moving my projects (private and in small numbers, but still...) from gitlab to sourcehut over this year or next.
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sourcehut.org would be my choice. Drew is pretty adamant about stuff and his morales. You will dislike somethings (UI and some policies) but will like majority of the things (tech like CI/CD etc). It's OSS and can be self-hosted as well. But I think drew fighting LLM scrappers on our behalf is good for us. It's also cheap and should progressively improve going forward.
It's my long term plan. And the project and company is setup in a way to be here for the long game. So, I am progressively moving my projects (private and in small numbers, but still...) from gitlab to sourcehut over this year or next.
Link - https://sourcehut.org/
Which is, by all accounts, a double-edged sword. Cuts both ways.
I mentioned it right? Some you'll like, others you won't. :)
I don't have to like all of his policies. Cos I have a ton of things I don't like about GitHub compared to Sourcehut.
Agreed. I’m also rather slowly migrating stuff to sr.ht and following tangled, still in beta.
I second this. Ive been using sourcehut for a few years for personal stuff. Worth every penny at twice the price.