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It has a great free plan for those who don't have money to spent with versioning or for small projects. The platform offers great features that go beyond versioning, like continuous delivery.
Sometimes it gets very slow and provides problem to connect or update to the servers. Search is difficult on some pages.
What I like the best thing about GitLab is that it's free and includes a large no of features. And, The features that I like the most are:- Project management, Version control, CI/CD, and etc.
Some features are missing which is available at GitHub.
It is loved by Developers and the Marketing team as well, the flow of approval rules helped to achieve greater efficiency.
There are some conflicts at times, which isn't exactly a con of the software.
The great community that manages to carry out the effectiveness of a project is so fascinating that it maintains its daily use.
A bit confusing at the beginning, it's complex and has a steep learning curve. The user interface could do a make over.
Ease of use for set up and amendment are key qualities. Beezer gives a great quality QR product that even my customers applaud.
There were several features missing, which I had to pay to be added.
Overall Beezer has great support online and via phone if needed. I was happy to sign up and be a part of their growth.
I struggled with customizing features I wanted.
Beezer has a great support team. I feel they want to improve and help people and businesses.
Contact with customer services can be difficult but once there problems sorted quickly.
Its fast and simple to use with the graphic sizes. And the ability to open apps with animations and video is the best in the business.
The app looks amateur by comparison to other apps available on the market. Lack of colour options and design capabilities.
Justin: Hi, I'm Justin, a senior DevOps engineer, and I work for a company that produces medical imaging software for hospitals and research institutes. I give GitLab four out of five stars. Before using GitLab, we used Phabricator for code review and a server from Mercurial based code storage. I chose GitLab for the company because we needed an all-in-one solution that allowed us to all work in a community platform, something that we could use for everything without having to build and maintain the plumbing between so many different services. I also like that GitLab had an open source edition while having an enterprise product. Having an open source edition means you get a lot of interesting contributions from community contributors such as myself. For testing purposes, it's easy to get a GitLab environment set up. They have an all-in-one installer for the Omnibus edition of GitLab. It's basically just a single Linux package you can install on any server or even a VM. Once you're online, getting started with GitLab is as complicated as you want it to be. GitLab can do a lot, but their documentation is generally very good at walking you through the basics of getting started. So, if you want to get started with something simple like just having a code project, maybe running some CICD tests, they have great documentation on that as well. They have a learning portal now that allows you to get access to some of their best training content and training videos all in one place. If you're thinking about using GitLab, bear in mind that GitLab's business model has changed a bit over the last couple of years. GitLab went public just recently and that has brought about a slight change in their product direction. Previously, there were a lot of GitLab ultimate features that bubbled down to GitLab premium customers like us over time. Officially, they say they can't really comment on public strategy, but I can tell you from experience, there's a lot less of that occurring. There's a lot that is getting in GitLab Ultimate and saying GitLab Ultimate. So, if you're thinking that you'll see GitLab Ultimate stuff eventually come down to GitLab premium, I wouldn't necessarily count on that. The other thing to bear in mind too is that certain GitLab teams, each product has its own different director and team lead, that sort of thing. Certain teams are very much overloaded right now. For instance, the packaging division is very overloaded. There are a lot of half-finished products they haven't been able to get through. Maybe, you're not really worried about the packaging component. I would say the core teams are still working pretty well, but there are some parts of it like packaging that you should definitely ask about with your GitLab sales rep if you're concerned that you may not be able to get features that you want included in the product.
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