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by YorickPeterse
949 days ago
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While I indeed worked for GitLab until 2021, Inko's development began before I joined GitLab, and GitLab wasn't involved in it at all. Inko was hosted on GitLab for a while (using their FOSS sponsorship plan), but I moved it back to GitHub as to make contributing easier and to increase visibility. As much as I prefer GitLab, the sad reality is that by hosting a project there you'll make it a lot harder for people to report bugs, submit patches, or even just find out about your project in the first place. I could go on for a long time how GitLab really wasted its chances with taking over GitHub, but that's for another time :) |
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