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lu40
Comment • over 4 years ago • 3 users agree • 0 replies
Actually there's two GitLab editions. The Community Edition (CE) and the Enterprise Edition (EE). Here's the explanation taken from the wikipedia article about GitLab:
GitLab CE: the software, is a web-based Git repository manager with wiki and issue tracking features, using an open source licence.
GitLab EE: the software, is based on GitLab CE with additional non-free code, using a commercial licence.
GitLab.com: the web site, is running GitLab EE, offers hosted accounts similar to GitHub.
I'm not sure how to specify this on alternativeTo.. would somebody know?
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ruvenssgwilches
Comment • over 1 year ago • 3 users agree • 1 reply
No longer reliable due to US Government laws(Donald Trump administration tariffs). Where they can take over your source code and cancel your account and access to your private repositories.
somegirlfromit
do you just comment this on every project
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• Positive comment • almost 3 years ago • 2 users agree • 0 replies
GitLab has lots of features available even in the Free plan, like pages, pipelines and continuous integration, issue boards, wikis, time tracking. I really like that GitLab offers free private repositories and much more space per repository comparing to other Git repository management tools. Another significant point is that GitLab is under constant development, so new features appear on a constant periodicity.
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• Positive comment • almost 2 years ago • 2 users agree • 0 replies
I am not an expert in coding, so I can not give you an answer within that area. One thing I can say certainly, is that Gitlab is not owned by Microsoft, which is great. Their past with antitrust/fraud is not something, you should forget.
Open Source is a great thing, we all should embrace.
[Edited by AlternativeToCheese, May 11]
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• Positive comment • over 3 years ago • 1 users agree • 0 replies
Actually there's two GitLab editions. The Community Edition (CE) and the Enterprise Edition (EE). Here's the explanation taken from the wikipedia article about GitLab:
I'm not sure how to specify this on alternativeTo.. would somebody know?
No longer reliable due to US Government laws(Donald Trump administration tariffs). Where they can take over your source code and cancel your account and access to your private repositories.
do you just comment this on every project
Reply written 4 days ago
GitLab has lots of features available even in the Free plan, like pages, pipelines and continuous integration, issue boards, wikis, time tracking. I really like that GitLab offers free private repositories and much more space per repository comparing to other Git repository management tools. Another significant point is that GitLab is under constant development, so new features appear on a constant periodicity.
I am not an expert in coding, so I can not give you an answer within that area.
One thing I can say certainly, is that Gitlab is not owned by Microsoft, which is great.
Their past with antitrust/fraud is not something, you should forget.
Open Source is a great thing, we all should embrace.
[Edited by AlternativeToCheese, May 11]
The most transparent company I've met so far.