I don't think its about pride and making it pretty - that is - maybe it's the reason, but it's not what brings success in that area.
I think it's because, when it looks good, it's easier to find the information, and it makes you want to look at it. It makes you want to work with it.
Now then again while I realize github has a huge, huge amount of things running at the same time, I do find github quite a bit slower than my "own" remote repos :P
I think it's because, when it looks good, it's easier to find the information, and it makes you want to look at it. It makes you want to work with it.
Now then again while I realize github has a huge, huge amount of things running at the same time, I do find github quite a bit slower than my "own" remote repos :P