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My biggest issue with GitLab is that it's core 95% use case UX is just significantly weaker than GitHub's. This may seem subjective, and it certainly is to som
by transitivebs 8y ago
My biggest issue with GitLab is that it's core 95% use case UX is just significantly weaker than GitHub's.
This may seem subjective, and it certainly is to some extent, but I've used both platforms pretty extensively and I find GitHub's UX so much cleaner and more usable every time.
- blackst0ne 8y agoI use both GL and GH every day. And I find GH's UX is much weaker, e.g. it doesn't remember last used sort options on the issues page which is huge annoying. So this is subjective.
- marmaduke 8y agomaybe gitlab’s goal to integrate the whole of the software dev life cycle into a single UI isn’t the UX what you want. (Personally I find it a lifesaver)
- Scarbutt 8y agoI also find github's UI/UX much cleaner and easier to work with, gitlab tries to put too much stuff in one page and they are have low contrast.
- apple4ever 8y agoI actually find the opposite. Besides a self hosted option, the biggest reason I chose GL at work was because I found the UX so much better than GH. Like miles better. (Don't even get me started on the terribly named "Pull Request" which GL properly names as "Merge Request".