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In my view everyone has open APIs and the difference is: 1. GitHub focusses on a marketplace ecosystem (although I hear they will be adding CI soon) 2. Atlass
by sytse 8y ago
In my view everyone has open APIs and the difference is:
1. GitHub focusses on a marketplace ecosystem (although I hear they will be adding CI soon)
2. Atlassian has a suite of applications that work well together and you can buy as a bundle
3. GitLab is a single application for the whole DevOps lifecycle, one codebase with everything from planning to monitoring, one UI, reliable upgrades, everyone on the same page
- sulam 8y agoOkay, then to take the OS analogy: GitHub: Windows Atlassian: MacOS GitLab: ??? You could try on Linux for size, but I don't think it fits. So either as an analogy it doesn't work, or this idea doesn't scale. :) BeOS is the only OS I've used that I both liked and that had a single design vision behind it. I think that this is most likely an artifact of it not being successful, though. If it had been widely adopted, it would have gone the way of MacOS or Windows.