Is it the end of the original GitHub's spirit as a social coding?
Is it the end of the original GitHub's spirit as a social coding?
I'm pretty happy (much like others) with GitHub now more than ever. Github has been releasing new features left and right.
Some of them are an unwelcome sight (think Github Badges) while others (think Github Issues) are a super productive enhancement imo.
I haven't seen much change at all since the acquisition personally. Probably the only thing I can pick out is their dropping of Atom in favour of vscode.
What have you specifically seen change since the MS acquisition that's likely from MS and not just GitHub?
What im really missing and hoping for is an even more open and extensible community platform. Discussions is a good start, it would love to more innovation there.