For your own code sure that works and you can keep working locally.
The problem is that a lot of build systems rely on downloading releases from GitHub. If your build process is borked it's damn near impossible to push a code change to production.
For your own code sure that works and you can keep working locally.
The problem is that a lot of build systems rely on downloading releases from GitHub. If your build process is borked it's damn near impossible to push a code change to production.
Unless you are self-hosting everything then there is a reliance on 3rd parties. Even when you self-host, you have a dependency on your IT team for maintenance - 100% uptime is impossible for anyone, servers sometimes need to undergo routine maintenance or an upgrade. Yes, I understand the difference being it's on your own timeframe, but often it's just been one of those things.
Even with these small outages, would be interested if anyone is able to keep higher uptime themselves.