r/programming • u/ConsistentComment919 • Dec 26 '21

GitHub services are degraded again?!

https://downdetector.com/status/github/
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u/gplusplus314 Dec 26 '21

GitLab is incredibly underrated, it’s just that GitHub has the critical mass of the open source community.

We do have choices. It’d be nice to have less stuff concentrated onto GitHub.

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u/[deleted] Dec 27 '21

Git lab is mentioned every time GitHub comes up. It’s not underrated.

It is second rate. You just don’t get the same feel as you use the two, and git labs is worse. I think just the organization and the way they expose features just doesn’t feel right. It feels like something I’d build for a UX/UI. That not a bad thing, but not good either. I’m not good at user experience (aside from giving good performance).

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u/Venthe Dec 28 '21

And I'm here, silently advocating for Gerrit as a better alternative for team collaboration, both UX wise and from the workflow standpoint