GitLab's UI is in every way a travesty compared to GitHub's. GitLab feels like using GitHub's UI from about 3 years ago. Here's a list of things missing, just

GitLab's UI is in every way a travesty compared to GitHub's. GitLab feels like using GitHub's UI from about 3 years ago. Here's a list of things missing, just to name a few: > consolidated reviews > multiple assigned people > reasonable diffs when merging complicated changes, ability to review code since it was last reviewed > easy to create merge requests, and plenty of context sensitive stuff > can generate comparisons of code online without creating a merge request There's so many small UI/UX pain points Take https://gitlab.com/coldnight/ci-test https://gitlab.com/coldnight/ci-test (which was the trending repo when I visited....): > The navigation is spread across: > The very top > The left hand side > An inline breadcrumbs below that > A bar in the middle of the screen > A bar below that > History button duplicates Commits button. > About 30% of the top of the UI is just useless filler - so the content on the page (the tree and the README - which is probably want I want when I visit a project) also consists of a small box in the bottom of the scren. Compare https://github.com/fivethirtyeight/data https://github.com/fivethirtyeight/data (which is the top trending repo on Explore on GitHub!): > Much more consistent navigation - series of contextual bars which move down - so each page is more consistent > Much more of the screen is available for the tree / README