HashiCorp co-founder says GitHub 'no longer a place for serious work'

“Mitchell Hashimoto is moving the Ghostty project off GitHub, citing repeated outages and Microsoft’s deprioritization of the platform.”

The guy who built the company most dependent on GitHub for a decade just walked away. The reasoning is simple. GitHub has had eight separate multi-hour outages in the last year, the AI integration is mandatory, and the issue tracker is now a Copilot product. Hashimoto picked Tangled, a federated alternative. Codeberg and SourceHut just got a recruiting pitch they did not have to write.