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My company with ~300 developers are moving to Gitlab in the next few months. Today our CTO/PM shared opinion about Gitlab and he was very happy we're doing it,
by akerro 11y ago
My company with ~300 developers are moving to Gitlab in the next few months. Today our CTO/PM shared opinion about Gitlab and he was very happy we're doing it, even better I recommended it to him :)
I'm a Gitlab users for a few years now, personally I like it much more than Github, one of the reason is that I fear that Github contains too many projects and gains too much control over OSS, I also dislike their CoS.
Good luck Gitlab!
- sytse 11y agoThank akerro, good to hear that.
- reledi 11y ago> one of the reason is that I fear that Github contains too many projects and gains too much control over OSS I don't understand this fear. All repositories on GitHub can be hosted elsewhere. Moving metadata (e.g. issues, milestones, PRs, etc.) is more difficult but mostly possible. Disclaimer: I like that GitHub is the "central" place for OSS, it makes my life much easier. I know how to use the product very well and it's convenient having almost every project that interests me available there.
- lewisl9029 11y ago> Moving metadata (e.g. issues, milestones, PRs, etc.) is more difficult but mostly possible. I'm curious as to how people tend to go about doing this. Any recommendations?
- sytse 11y agoGitLab has an importer for GitHub repo's, issues, pull requests and in 8.4 (out on Jan 22) wiki's.
- akerro 11y ago>I don't understand this fear Monopoly. Github enforces their CoC which has nothing do to with good coding practices or technological progress, they ban repositories and people based on their views expressed in comments.