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This is interesting. For now our containters are Linux based, we'll see where it's going to.

Thanks! Now you can finish building your own with Buddy :)

We've got dedicated build actions for Java, .NET/.NET Core and Python that you can use to build and test your app. What do you mean by Windows Docker containers exactly?

Thanks Ed, I guarantee it won't take long to reproduce your workflow with Buddy's pipelines. As for the documentation, you can find it here: https://buddy.works/help

Basically the speed and ease of configuration. You're able to set up and clone your whole environment in 15-20 minutes + we put special pressure on shortening the build-test-deploy to minimum: you can create a pipeline that will reflect your Circle-CI workflow and compare how long it takes to finish.

Hi Chris,

Why do you think it's just another CI platform now? :)

Hi oblio,

Thanks for pointing out the errors, we'll fix that. We've been around for over a year with half a year of beta period before that.

The whole thing is really fast and stable: we chose Docker containers to run builds which ensures speed and compatibility across the whole team + contrary to some other CI/CD software we only deploy changed files which results in really fast deployments.

What languages/frameworks are you into?

Hi amelius, what do you mean by migrating data between versions?

tom_r, just leave your email at the site http://getmeat.io, we should get back to you with the invite next week.

Fixed, thanks for pointing that out! [Alex from Meat!]

sytse, our deployment system is completely different from yours - I think the best idea is that you leave your email at our site http://getmeat.io and we'll send you an invite next week so you can check it out for yourself.

I think that comparing Meat! to GitLab is more like comparing Star Wars to Star Trek (choose whichever you like best) than, say, choosing between the the Lannisters and House Targaryen :)

Cheers!

idibidiart, all vegans are most welcomed to Meat!, we make no exceptions! :)

Alex from Meat!

numberwhun, please read our response under the first comment at the top. We're definitely not a music industry company, in fact we're far from any big industry :)

Alex from Meat!

jędrek, możesz :)

badmadrad, if we did it Nigerian style, the address would be written in a much fancier font :)

Hi guys, Alexander from Meat! over here.

Thanks for expressing your concern, it's totally understandable and we appreciate that.

Now, to clear things up: we're a team of 10 and we spent an entire year on developing Meat!, day in, day out. To be honest, the license was our least concern, we just wanted to give you software that wouldn't be just another GitLab clone (hi there GitLab folks!) and we didn't devote the license the attention it required. Sorry about that, we're going to give it a closer look once we get some sleep this weekend.

Anyway, if there's enough response from the community for Open Source - then we'll do Meat! Open Source. We've never had any problems with that and we never will. Just let us know.

We're going live next week and you'll be able to evaluate the software for yourself. Your feedback will be most welcomed.

Cheers, Alex and the Team at Meat!