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What is a good alternative to move away from Github?
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this post was submitted on 27 May 2026
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I mean, if you simply want your code to be available somewhere so that you can access it from anywhere/have a backup, you can just not use any "service" at all. Just make a bare git repo on your server and expose it via ssh.
Only if you really need the collaboration features should you be using these kind of services, otherwise you just don't really need them. (I would use Forgejo from Codeberg.)