My take as a cofounder of Shipfox, a company working on alternative GitHub Actions runners (same space as Depot, Blacksmith, Namespace). The price update itself wasn't very surprising. GitHub-hosted runners historically…
Durable execution feels underrated. It lines up almost exactly with a Process Manager: track state, pick the next step, orchestrate calls, no hand-rolled state machines or persistence glue. You can hack a demo in a few…
I agree with the author that CI and build systems are really trying to solve the same core problem: efficient execution of a dependency graph. And I share the view that modern CI stacks often lack the solid foundations…
The announcement https://github.blog/news-insights/product-news/github-copilo... seems to position GitHub Actions as a core part of the Copilot coding agent’s architecture. From what I understand in the documentation…
we used Probo at Shipfox.io to get through SOC 2. It saved us a ton of time. The team knows their stuff and was super helpful when we needed support
My take as a cofounder of Shipfox, a company working on alternative GitHub Actions runners (same space as Depot, Blacksmith, Namespace). The price update itself wasn't very surprising. GitHub-hosted runners historically…
Durable execution feels underrated. It lines up almost exactly with a Process Manager: track state, pick the next step, orchestrate calls, no hand-rolled state machines or persistence glue. You can hack a demo in a few…
I agree with the author that CI and build systems are really trying to solve the same core problem: efficient execution of a dependency graph. And I share the view that modern CI stacks often lack the solid foundations…
The announcement https://github.blog/news-insights/product-news/github-copilo... seems to position GitHub Actions as a core part of the Copilot coding agent’s architecture. From what I understand in the documentation…
we used Probo at Shipfox.io to get through SOC 2. It saved us a ton of time. The team knows their stuff and was super helpful when we needed support