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Just out of curiosity, why the move? I'll admit I'm something of a GitLab fanboy, but honestly it's because they keep winning on just about everything in CE vs
by andrewstuart2 5y ago
Just out of curiosity, why the move? I'll admit I'm something of a GitLab fanboy, but honestly it's because they keep winning on just about everything in CE vs even the paid alternatives (in my mind).
- bramblerose 5y agoFair question -- I wasn't involved in the decision, but my understanding is that GitHub is relatively cheap if you're a C# shop (i.e. you're already paying MS for VS). We had to have some moving pain anyway as teams in different departments were using a variety of different git hosting solutions and there was a wish to consolidate.
- andrewstuart2 5y agoGotcha. Yeah, that was about the only thing I could think of. That's a major reason our company chose GitHub, from what I understand. It's hard to fight the decision when most of the pros and value-adds are much harder to quantify than "this subscription is cheaper." I definitely think GitLab is better value (especially for free) but I can't say I have sat down to even do the napkin math or check out the marketing materials from GitLab.