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Having played a lot with gitlab and really happy with it, I'm confused as to why I would look at GitHub. This looks like it is free as in price, but not free f
by xrd 7y ago
Having played a lot with gitlab and really happy with it, I'm confused as to why I would look at GitHub.
This looks like it is free as in price, but not free forever and not free of red tape.
- mdaniel 7y agoI also have experienced GH.com, GHE on prem, and (now) twice GL on prem. There's absolutely zero comparison between how hungry the GL team is as compared to GH(E). I appreciate that GH is the gorilla in the room, and "nobody got fired for going with GH" but there's a new feature packed release every month from GL, and it comes batteries included. I do have a huge amount of frustration with GL's open core system where it seems they use a dartboard for deciding what level to make open source, or ultra-enterprise $$$$, and their issue tracker is the definition of chaos, but nothing's perfect, I guess. A lot of words to say that I agree with you: short of your team/company already being locked into the GH world, I can't imagine going back to GH