yesterday I took a few hours to read and setup a gitlab repo at http://code.manuelcortez.net and I like it so far. Probably I will use both gitlab and github as two different remotes, though github will be used more for accepting other's pull requests, appveyor and, probably, issues.
@manuelcortez you could theoretically accept pull request on both. After all, think about it. With gitlab, you have control of the entire thing.
@manuelcortez That oughtn't be too difficult. After all, folks can sign up for it. That's normally how it works, I think.
@cambridgeport90 Yes, the exemption thing was something nice we've got, but I try to separate a little bit of TWBlue from Twitter's logic every day. I'm sure soon it will be possible to add a new session handler for mastodon. Also I am documenting the code so others can understand how exactly it works, in case someone wants to help or take leadership of the project or whatever. I'm not saying I'll leave, but, I have alot of things and am not sure how much I will be able to dedicate to Blue.
@cambridgeport90 yes, I think I will do that. Also I installed gitlab because I have some private projects and I find it very useful to have control of everything myself. I'm searching on how to help others to contribute to my gitlab instance easily.