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And there is the on prem and cloud versions. And they are not feature matched. One of these days I want to look into setting up Phabricator.

• SirensOfTitan 6y ago
  I moved my small team to phabricator after a couple years of using GitHub and Asana. We all loved phabricator from previous companies. Not only was it really easy to set up, but I think we all enjoy our tools a lot more now too. I still contend that phabricator rules the code review world: nothing else is as good. The projects feature feels just as good as Asana but without the slowness. We do still use GitHub just as a dumb master (phabricator imports from it), but I’ll likely invert that soon enough to use GitHub as a mirror.
  • nawitus 6y ago
    Interesting, as I have the inverse experience with Phabricator (and the related tools in that ecosystem like arcanist). I don't like it, and nobody else seems to like it.
    • xellisx 6y ago
      What don't you like about it?
• kevsim 6y ago
  > And there is the on prem and cloud versions. And they are not feature matched. This is my daily nightmare. We’re building a competitor to Jira [0] so naturally we want to allow people to import their issues from Jira into our tool. Integrating to Jira cloud is a reasonably good experience. But Jira server? Total chaos. We needed to dig up an ancient OAuth1 implemention just to get users authenticated and it didn’t get any better from there. 0: https://kitemaker.co https://kitemaker.co