Aria Burrell 🇨🇦More proud of this than music plays on a shitty streaming service.
Not a bad year. Much learned, much accomplished.
And only a tiny bit of GenAI in the mix (home explorations, nothing released).
Saguaro LynxHmm, TIL that GitLab can host public or private repositories!
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At the tail-end of a recently completed contract, I integrated the team's shell scripts & other flat-files into the corporate GitLab repository server.
Sadly, time did not allow development of "deploy" tools nor setup of CI/CD pipelines.
While I seek my next engagement, I will look into setting up a repository or two on GitLab and explore some of the features.
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@SaguaroLynx I self-host it. Quite powerful, though I suspect more chonky than it needs to be on account of being built on a whole lot of Ruby.
@SaguaroLynx self-hosting obviously impacts some of the collaborative potential depending on how many devs are in your house, but I'm fortunate to have at least a couple here who do the git thing, and I have some plans to open it up to a small circle of trusted folks separately.
Github the tool is pretty useful, but getting my lifelines out of the cloud is pretty important to me.
Yes! Decoupling from the "cloud" is important to me also! Having seen the various "take-overs" of OSS by corporate interests, I don't really want any of my important work to be subject to their whims.
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As I expand my use of "git" & GitLab, I will setup a "remote" repository tree on an external drive, at the least. Perhaps sometime in the future, I will setup an old RPi 4 to serve as a self-hosted GitLab server.
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I now have a "Project" repo on GitLab.com!
Now to find some samples of my skillset to upload & share. . .
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