[hacb]

I moved most of my projects from Github to Codeberg, and as anticipated got much less interactions, contributions, visibility etc. on them. Also Codeberg had quite some big issues with their underlying infrastructure during the last 2 years, but they seem to have done a lot of work to make it more reliable.

Now, I publish projects on Github only if they are worth sharing/being discovered, but most of my code is done on private (and sometimes public) Codeberg repositories.

[bossyTeacher]

Do you mind sharing why you left github? Were you unhappy or/and did Codeberg offer something that no other vendor had so far?

[hacb]

It was at the beginning of the Copilot era where Github started to vacuum every line of code on their platform.

Also, I liked the idea of Codeberg and not being dependent of big corps. It was a technological regression (even if Github as a lot of issues) but it felt good. Big projects with a few hundreds stars stayed on Github, for community.