[novatea]

Another Hack Club member here, this situation is hard on many of us since we built many of our projects around Slack integration, and we now have to rapidly re-code them so they don't break. It's not great, especially in the middle of the school week (reminder that hack club is a coding nonprofit for teenagers, so i have to go to school and have homework while doing this)

[hiccuphippo]

Another good lesson here: at the end of the day, these are just websites. Don't lose sleep over it. If it's broken for a couple of days, that's ok.

[gschizas]

I've migrated one of my projects from Slack to Mattermost (integration) in a couple of days.

I have no idea about Zulip, it was harder to setup under pressure than Mattermost was.

[lazystar]

welcome to hacking, i guess. this is the real working experience that youll need in the industry

[elnerd]

Getting the rug pulled under you does not qualify as an experience you need. It happens, but should not be in the curriculum for kids.

I am sure that being forced to spend time on this steals time from more interesting projects.

[Simran-B]

Maybe a good use case for AI to help with a quick transition?