Mainly, if you haven't signed up, what is the reason? Do you simply have no need for it? Don't understand what it does? It's missing features that you need?
I like StyleCI a lot for open source projects. It's fast and it helps a lot. Keep on going ;)
I have some applications running on some private repositories and I use the format tool from phpstorm to make sure that I have the right syntax everywhere. Of course this can't replace StyleCI, but I don't want to spend the money on this right now. The projects are not big enough to spend money for these small things.
The point is that you need a server, forge maybe, you might want to add travis as well. Then the costs start to pile up.
I think you should market StyleCI bigger projects. Most developers here won't spend the money on it, as far as I know
Just spend 20 min with StyleCI and it is awesome. I signed for 10 private repo plan and tried on one of my private repo. It went like magic. I liked it a lot and recommend it for sure @jbrooksuk
it changed 141 files with almost 5000 lines fixes :D and everything done in 2 seconds
Is there a tour or a video where I can see how it works and what it does? I was looking for it on laracast, but I saw that jeffrey hasn't covered it yet.
@sweijdt It checks for style errors on git repo commits and pull requests. Its extremely easy to use: sign in, register your git repo and its finished. You can tweak the filters used and stuff either in the app or with a yaml file. Go play around with it. The first time I used it, I had it up and running in about 5 minutes.
I was trying to figure out what it does exactly and found this discussion. They should probably put @zachleigh's explanation on the homepage of the website.
