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>>laiysb+(OP)
GitHub is not the place to write code. IDE is the place. Along with pre CI checks, some tests, coverage etc. they should get some PM before making decisions..

>>ankitm+s2
This is the future envisioned by Microsoft. Vibe coding all the way down, social network style.

They are putting this in front of the developers as take it or leave it deal. I left the platform, doing my coding old way, hosting it somewhere else.

Discoverability? I don't care. I'm coding it for myself and hosting in the open. If somebody finds it, nice. Otherwise, mneh.

>>bayind+C2
> I left the platform, doing my coding old way, hosting it somewhere else.

may you please let me know where are you hosting the code ? would love to migrate as well.

thank you !

>>signa1+C5
You're welcome. I have moved to Source Hut three years ago [0]. My page is https://sr.ht/~bayindirh/

You can also self-host a Forgejo instance on a €3/mo Hetzner instance (or a free Oracle Cloud server) if you want. I prefer Hetzner for their service quality and server performance.

[0]: https://blog.bayindirh.io/blog/moving-to-source-hut/

>>bayind+B6
I just use ssh on a homeserver for personal projects. Easy to set up a new repo with `ssh git@<machine> git init --bare <project>.git`. The I just use git@<machine>:<project>.git as the remote.

I plan to use Source Hut for public projects.

>>skydha+Ii
Your method works well, too. Since I license everything I develop under GPLv3, I keep them private until they mature, then I just flip a switch and make the project visible.

For some research I use a private Git server. However, even that code might get released as Free Software when it matures enough.