Opiniones de GitLab

GitLab , tiene grandes potencias de informes y análisis de trabajo requerido en cuestiones de seguridad de datos , nos a aportado mucho beneficios de herramientas útiles para mantenerse seguro te n nuestras tareas.

Maneja algunas herramientas en la API que no ejecuta en la automatización de nuestro sistema. Pero se a permanecido estable en la seguridad de datos.

GitLab nos da funciones variadas y muy útiles para gestionar continuamente nuestras tareas de integración y etapas de implementación

A veces la configuración se torna confusa

Me resulta muy útil en mi día a día, desde que lo hemos empezado a utilizar hemos optimizado el trabajo.

No hay nada que no nos guste por ahora sobre su uso.

Lo uso a diario desde que empecé mi carrera profesional. Gran facilidad de uso, creación de tickets y de progresos, ramas...

Al principio, si nunca has utilizado una herramienta de este tipo puede ser un poco complicado hasta que te haces a ella, la implementas en otros softwares...

Muy facil de organizar, permite subgrupos

Version en continuo cambio, equipos limitados a 5 personas

Lo que más me gusta de Gitlab es que puedo crear un servidor privado y así me aseguro de tener el control de mis datos.

En general todo está bien con GitLab, pero si tengo que mencionar algo sería la de optimizar las imágenes Docker para que no demanden muchos recursos.

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.

Super easy to understand. There's a nice tutorial when you first use but if you don't, it's easily mastered.

Some features locked behind payment which I'd prefer a sample test of.

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

I have been using gitlab for over 6 months now. The actions it has are amazing which has helped me to automate builds and deployments. The authentication was easy.Also, if you have previous experience with github it would not take much time for you to hoop on to this.

The UX is not very decent. Since i have a github background i find it very difficult to find the feature on the pages

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.

The systems flows really smooth. Saves time

Sometimes the dev page slows down my entire laptop

Great place for code repositories and distribution of programs

Very technical. Not extremely user friendly

User friendly interface, easy to use controls. The Visual Studio Code UI for inline editing of files is very helpful in case we want to update code directly in the web-UI without needing to download the code in local, edit in IDE and then push back it to the source control.

The latest update had moved the profile and sidebar to the left and has not given proper customization options to the user. The old interface of having it customizable was better.

It offers an all-in-one platform that includes version control, issue tracking, continuous integration, and more.
It excels at managing Git repositories, allowing for easy branching, merging, and version control.
It has robust access control features, allowing administrators to manage user roles, permissions, and project visibility.

It is resource-intensive, especially for larger projects or organizations.
It is hard to initially learn the tools and technologies.
The UI/UX is less tempting.

I like the clean, nice-looking interface and controls. I how it sets up pipelines, displays status of each deployment and allow me to re-run.

It would be nice to be able to re-start a pipeline rather than having to create a new one, even a duplicate feature to create the same one again.

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

No public repository options like Github

The most I like about GitLab is Source Code Management and CI/CD.

The least I like about GitLab is authentication. Authentication in GitLab is not easy to login with Google. Sometimes, I got failed to authenticate from GoogleOauth2.

It's open source, they are improving a lot and there are a ton of features for everyone.

sometimes the UX is just behind GitHub.
Some performance improvement could be great alghough it may depends on our own server.

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.