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Great write-up, thanks. I guess that "might even be running Bitbucket at a loss" makes it hard to compete with Bitbucket on price. And Bitbucket is a good prod
by sytse 14y ago
Great write-up, thanks.
I guess that "might even be running Bitbucket at a loss" makes it hard to compete with Bitbucket on price. And Bitbucket is a good product and Atlassian is a great company. I don't think GitLab should be compared with Confluence.
Maybe I'll switch GitLab to a simple plan based pricing model and compete on its strengths:
1) Advanced permissions
2) Can run your own server for free if you ever need to
3) CI server integration with GitLab CI (coming soon)
What do you think?
- mcintyre1994 14y agoYep, it's fair enough that you probably can't compete on that, so strengths are probably a better way to go. The second one especially, that's really cool - and advanced permissions are probably where you want to be to top Bitbucket's team features. I haven't really used CI, but I've seen a few repos on Github using it and it looks like a neat thing to integrate.