Avaliações do GitLab

Os recursos bem práticos e fáceis ,ajuda muito no desempenho

Integração muito fácil ,só questão de treino

Todos os recursos são muitos bons, principalmente CI/CD e a criação, gerenciamento de projetos, a interface super amigável.

Até o momento ele me supriu em todas as demandas.

The working style of most of the CI/CD tools are similar in the background. The ones that has better UI and fast responses are making a difference in the market. Gitlab CI, by far has the best UI. The button clicks, flows and placement of the features are very well-designed.

I cannot say least but I would be happier if Gitlab adds more UI features in CI/CD level.

It essentially operates the same as github, however, it scales much better. I really enjoy gitlab, even though in some instances it isn’t free. Good choice for your next project.

I don’t love that’s it’s not free. It’s kind of a deal breaker for some, especially because github exists.

The systems flows really smooth. Saves time

Sometimes the dev page slows down my entire laptop

An alternative to github that we can run on our own hardware and control our own data.

Upgrades can be difficult as the automated portions fail at each major upgrade and require manual intervention.

The UI is really straightforward, set-up a in-house deployment also is super easy , and cheaper

Sometimes apply the updates is a bit tricky

Straightforward alternative to the Github experience. Good layout. Does not get in the way. Tracks what needs tracking.

Purely that it's a different experience from Github, which takes some getting used to.

Like that it's very complete and easy to use.

CICD Pipelines are sometimes a bit difficult to develop.

It has the same usability has other git services and I feel that there are more engaging

Not many people recommend or use it, although is has similar capabilities.

Its ability to facilitate easy collaboration on projects through robust version control

Gitlab does frequent interface changes and feature updates

Great place for code repositories and distribution of programs

Very technical. Not extremely user friendly

I like the level of flexibility it provides and number of features to control my source code is really good

Some features of the privious version are missing and it's set up is really complex for new people

Its comprehensive and integrated DevOps toolchain, which helps to streamline the entire software lifecycle. Makes it so much easier for version controlling to CI/CD and project management. It has a robust access controls and also it s having detailed permission settings makes the security and collaboration very good. Also its GUI and big API support makes the automation very easy. This all-in-one GitLab simplifies the workflows and reduces need for switching to multiple tools and helping us to increase productivity.

It's quite hard to find a con in this. Only thing I felt is the its GUI has a lot of features makes a new user's work challenging.

I am fan of Gitlab CI, it's highly robust and highly reliable.

No public repository options like Github

The GitLab CI feature made deployments a lot quicker and simpler.

It didn't integrate natively with AWS's CodePipeline service a couple of years ago.

It gives open source good version control interface, Has continuous deployment and its user friendly. It is easy to implement and integrate with any software. It also gives best updates at every points.

Can give its futures to android and ios for analysis.

Here are the features I liked the most about GitLab:- Powerful source control with versioning and branching capabilities- Integrated code review tools for seamless collaboration- Fine-grained access controls and permissions for secure development- Debugging features for efficient issue identification and resolution- DevOps capabilities automating CI/CD pipelines and providing performance insights- Comprehensive task management system for efficient project planning and organization

- Built-in IDE for streamlined coding workflows- Perceived lower importance of the integrated IDE in my development workflow as an experienced developer

I like the philosophy of the team that built GitLab and it reflects in the product. It is open, flexible, and powerful. The CI templates make it easy to setup continuous integration on new projects and that is a huge productivity boost.

The UI feels sluggish sometimes. It just feels that everything takes a fraction of second longer and it adds up overall.

Free plan.
Collaboration.
Ease of setup.

Have limits in free plan.
No much community support like Github.

Task management is quite nice. Allocation of incidents is working well.

Quite lazy responses from the system and a lot of mess in the interface organization. Low reporting system.

We switched from On Premise Gitlab and using the SaaS based Gitlab is great for easy source control and over the past 3/4 years, it's become even more important part of our Software Development Lifecycle now that we are using the automated pipelines more and more.

Occasionally some of the GUI features can fail, such as auto merging, but refreshing the page and trying again it then works.

Easy version control, Deployment is simple.

When working as a team you have to have strict rules to prevent a mess.