Hey,
Since the acquisition of GitHub by Windows, do you think @pierre-gilles you might switch to GitLab for example?
I’m not sure in my opinion.
From certain points of view, it’s a good thing that Windows made the acquisition, they are no longer (the) devil incarnate with the new direction according to what I’ve read.
In any case, fleeing the platform is not (yet) a good idea in my opinion, we need to wait a bit to see.
After all, I’m just giving my opinion.
The fact that a conglomerate is taking over GitHub is not great news, but since Satya has been in charge, Microsoft has been moving a lot towards open source, so ultimately it’s in line with the project.
So I don’t think it’s a bad thing, especially since they have « just » attached GitHub to the group, but according to them, they do not plan to merge, so there’s no need to panic for the moment…
Microsoft is already one of the biggest open source contributors on GitHub…
W8&See but that won’t change anything in my opinion
It was a little troll 
Yes indeed it’s not completely a bad thing 
After use it’s great Gitlab
Hello!
I use GitHub for the project simply because it’s one of the best tools in the world for collaborating on open-source code, if not the best tool in the world
Their pull-request tool is great and in my opinion better than GitLab’s!
In addition to that, GitHub gives visibility to an open-source project, which GitLab does a bit less I think
We’ll see how the product evolves now that Microsoft has acquired GitHub, but for now I have no intention of migrating
And today’s Microsoft is no longer yesterday’s Microsoft, it’s the company that contributes the most to open-source in the world (I think they’re the top contributors to Node.js)