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I fail to see how Gitlab's UI is not intuitive, for the most part 90% of the GitHub functionality is in 3 menus. It does get complicated when you start adding

I fail to see how Gitlab's UI is not intuitive, for the most part 90% of the GitHub functionality is in 3 menus. It does get complicated when you start adding kubernetes clusters and more of the Gitlab gold features, but even then I think its well managed. As far as speed goes, it is slower than GitHub, but has gotten a lot better over the last year. Just browsing around right now it loads within 1 second for pretty much anything besides pull requests.

apocalyptic0n3 7y ago
> As far as speed goes, it is slower than GitHub, but has gotten a lot better over the last year. Just browsing around right now it loads within 1 second for pretty much anything besides pull requests. And that goes down even further when self-hosting. We're hosting ours (700+ projects, a dozen active users, 40GB worth of repos, and a half dozen active CI Runners) on a $80 Linode with a dozen other internal services that are constantly being used and we see 400-700ms loads on most pages. The performance is fantastic, frankly. And the CI/CD is the best I've used (comparing against Jenkins, Bamboo, Travis, and Circle)