GitLab Master Plan

Re:GitLab Master Plan by therealmarv on Tuesday September 13, 2016 @10:49AM (#12488732)

Is not whole Atlassians business a unified toolset for all of this? I would not say that nobody actually tried to be that one place... I only seeing GitLab beeing the best open source solution without making a big risk with vendor lock in. And they are also cheaper than their competitors (github, Atlassian etc.) when you want to do private team development.

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Re:GitLab Master Plan by kazagistar on Tuesday September 13, 2016 @11:00AM (#12488847)

I wouldn't say Atlassian has worked to make a great unified UX. I mean, they tried, but using their products makes it painfully clear that they just glued togeather a bunch of disparate projects. For example, each product supports different markup languages (or none at all) with different editor buttons and shortcuts and so on. Even the github ecosystem feels more integrated, because everyone just follows the broad strokes of what github does with its UX and integrates with it.

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Re:GitLab Master Plan by aalbertson on Wednesday September 14, 2016 @01:33AM (#12494440)

...and keyboard shortcuts....don't forget about those!

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Re:GitLab Master Plan by chrisseaton on Tuesday September 13, 2016 @02:55PM (#12491187)

I feel like every Atlassian product has a totally different Markdown syntax for no good reason. That makes it feel very non-unified.

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Re:GitLab Master Plan by josh64 on Tuesday September 13, 2016 @08:28PM (#12493400)

If they support markdown at all... (I'm looking at you, hipchat).

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Re:GitLab Master Plan by therealmarv on Monday September 19, 2016 @03:11AM (#12529542)

this is the number reason for me for using Slack. Although their Markdown support is also not perfect.

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