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Gitea, as someone using GitLab. Both will intefrate with editors though GitLab's MR/ Issues tend to have more mature integrations (if you want that in your edit
by c0balt 3y ago
Gitea, as someone using GitLab. Both will intefrate with editors though GitLab's MR/ Issues tend to have more mature integrations (if you want that in your editor).
GitLab is good for teams or when you want to play with a fully featured CI/CD and have a solid Issue/ MR System. It however is also quite a hassle to maintain sometimes though the omnibus installations have gone a long way. Also be prepared to spare some RAM.
Gitea on the other hand is light and comes with some QoL things like non-paywalled Repository mirroring and compatibility with GitHubs CI. It's also a bit snappier and very easy to run. The ressource usage also reflects this both from disk space and RAM.
It's kinda like comparing vscode to a full blown IDE.