IMO, the Gitlab interface is better than github for most of the actual code features. Github still doesn't have a graphical tree view of the commit history. Hel

IMO, the Gitlab interface is better than github for most of the actual code features. Github still doesn't have a graphical tree view of the commit history. Hell, even the git CLI has that. The only thing I like better about Github is the dashboard for managing MR's/issues/notifications. Gitlab still hasn't managed to figure that out. Gitlab CI was also miles ahead of Github CI for a long time. Github is better now, but CI is one of the few things that really locks you into a vendor. Plus, Gitlab had much better enterprise pricing options for a long time. I'm not sure what it's like now. I don't have any numbers, but I suspect that Gitlab has more market share when it comes to locally hosted deployments.