I host all my code and software on Azure and Azure DevOps (using TFVC), however, these are private and visible only to those authorised. For this reason, GitLab hosts all of my code that I’m happy to make public when it has helped others (including organisations) in solving their problems.
Hi there,
I’ve currently made some of my experiments/Proof of Concept (PoC) code available to the public domain. They are located at:
- Azure DevOps – https://dev.azure.com/Shiraz0 (Private projects hosted primarily on TFVC, along with a couple of projects on Git.)
- CodeBerg – https://codeberg.org/ShirazAdam (Primary hosting: mixture of private and public projects. Some projects will now be copied across to CodeBerg from Azure DevOps if they would provide value to others. CodeBerg will then mirror the repositories to GitLab and GitHub.)
- GitLab – https://gitlab.com/ShirazAdam (Secondary hosting: mixture of private and public projects. Most projects have been imported from Azure DevOps for public use, some originated on GitLab, whilst some were imported from GitHub.)
- GitHub – https://github.com/ShirazAdam (Tertiary hosting: public projects only.)
I will continue to push changes and updates to the source code hosted on my private TFVC Source Control Management (which used to be CodePlex/TFS but now they’re hosted on Azure DevOps Server) as they have proven to be useful during my roles at many organisations.
Please note that Git is painful and sloppy in comparison to TFVC, and therefore all of my work is done in a private TFVC repository before some of them are published to GitLab.