I don’t need to self host a git server or anything like that. Just need a place I can link to in my CV with some code examples. Microsoft pushing their AI rubbish has been the final straw.

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    Are you looking to just replace GH Pages or Github altogether? netlify is a nice step up from GitHub Pages. Once integrated with github or gitlab it will autodeploy changes from whatever branch you tell it. As a bonus, you get preview links on every pull request before merging and rolling out to your live site.

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      I need a GitHub style host for my git projects. They are all toys and I don’t write anything worth collaborating with me on! Anyway my current CV has my GH profile linked to it so that people can see at a glance that I have personal projects/toys and know a range of languages.

      One thing I’m going to miss about leaving GH is that I’ve got a few commits in FOSS projects on there like the Gentoo Package Manager, although maybe I can follow them if they move.

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      It’s good to have a Codeberg accout for sure, and to contribute there. One should note though that their services are only for projects under a free (libre) license. They don’t really enforce that yet, I think, but it’s sure good to know.

      I think gitea (or gitlab) don’t have such policies (although I don’t know this for sure).

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    If you just want a website you can send folks to, neocities is pretty neat. Not really code specific though, and you have to write it yourself or find a template

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    I don’t know if you have a website, but my $5/month shared web host allows me to set up a git server, and I think many of them are similar.