Not surprised.
Travis CI is owned by Idera, Inc. who also own Sencha who make Ext.js -- a pay-to-use JavaScript framework.
First thing they did when Idera, Inc. bought Travis CI? They gutted the Travis CI team.
Travis CI is owned by Idera, Inc. who also own Sencha who make Ext.js -- a pay-to-use JavaScript framework.
First thing they did when Idera, Inc. bought Travis CI? They gutted the Travis CI team.
I pity anyone who's paying for Ext.js (self-described as "The Best JavaScript Framework In The World"). That is some ancient shit right there. They must have some poor sods who're really, truly, stuck if they're managing to get people to pay for it. I guess at least you get support in your quagmire. But good luck finding quality developers who want to work on an Ext.js project...
The amount of vendor lock-in of Extjs is massive though. It had its own JSX-like pseudolanguage for describing UI that was impossible to port to anything else. Moving away meant a total rewrite.