Sure, for some kinds of projects Github Issues might do, but for anything "real" Github's issue and project management is a serious regression.
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These tools are not replacing anything, but addressing broader and broader markets. They lower the barrier to entry and bring more people into the fold (perhaps at the expense at having a lower ceiling of functionality).
This is absolutely... not the case.
Sure, for some kinds of projects Github Issues might do, but for anything "real" Github's issue and project management is a serious regression.
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These tools are not replacing anything, but addressing broader and broader markets. They lower the barrier to entry and bring more people into the fold (perhaps at the expense at having a lower ceiling of functionality).