GitHub

Pros

It is a one of the best platform to store the code and allow team members to work on same project simultaneously without having conflicts.

Cons

As I used git hub to store my store far more there was no cons I got for it, It was very easy to learn just had little tricky to understand UI to resolve conflicts which issue was resolved in git desktop (application of git hub).

Pros

The thing I like most about GitHub is its open source capabilities and also that multiple people can work on same code with the help of pull requests

Cons

The thing I don't like about GitHub is that it is not completely safe for important codes as it is mainly an Open source.

Pros

Nothing. I couldn't figure out how to use it.

Cons

It was very confusing - once I logged in, I could go no further

Pros

The collaborative tools are excellent, and version control is seamless. Its also incredibly user-friendly for both individuals and teams

Cons

Overall, pricing may get a little bit shady sometimes in the sense of hiding features behind enterprise plan. Sometimes its really difficult to understand whats included in the plan and whats not. And generally it disappoints in this sense, because some basic features are just blocked meaningless and you just have to upgrade

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Reasons for Switching to GitHub

Pros

This is basically the default Git hosting for software engineering. Tooling and workflows are top notch, and generally well supported with lots of information available online.

Cons

Github lacks some enterprise features, and have had some security issues (the recent outage, hacks for faking repo stars).

Alternatives Considered

Reasons for Choosing GitHub

Switched From

Reasons for Switching to GitHub

Pros

This is best version control i used till now.

Cons

I don't have anything to dislike in this github.

Pros

GitHub's intuitive interface, seamless collaboration features, and excellent version control system make it an indispensable tool for developers. The vast community and access to open-source projects are incredible bonuses.

Cons

There’s not much to dislike. However, some advanced features might feel overwhelming to beginners initially.

Pros

I like github actions marketplace and the ease of use of the platform

Cons

You don't have full control on PR (e.g. you can't delete them)

Pros

I like GitHub makes it easy to track changes, collaborate, and resolve conflicts in code.

Cons

Although GitHub hosts many open-source projects, the platform itself is proprietary, which may be a concern for those who prioritize open-source tools.

Pros

Its collaboration team help us working together on the same project which increase our productivity. For learning prospective i always prefer GitHub because of its user friendly interface.

Cons

For a beginner level person its steep to understand. With time he/she will understand the concepts as well.

Pros

I love the wide array of features and the usage simplicity. Everything works well and meets pretty much all of our needs as a team. GitHub is very dependable and does a great job at constantly improving and responding to feedback.

Cons

CI/CD is a bit of a rabbit hole that I wish the barrier to entry was a little lower on, but all the right tools are there if you spend the time to learn them.

Alternatives Considered

Reasons for Switching to GitHub

Pros

Great for being able to debug issues where logs are limited in your provided with an error message that's a trace back branches commits easy to track down

Cons

Interface can be confusing there's a bit of a learning curve of as well of using github through cli

Pros

Source Control is the most I like in GitHub. When we work with team, source control is important. All of team members will be pushed their codes at the same branches. If I am owner of project I will look up their code and accept their pull requests.Github's source control is easy to use to combine codes from each member. This is the one I like Github.

Cons

I think Authentication. I am a software developer and I use VS code as IDE.Github can authenticate with VS code. I have to GitHub account, one for personal and one for office work. When I was changed my personal to work account or vice visa, I'm faced with some issue that is git conflict among two accounts.I am worked with my office account, but in authentication, my account is still personal account. I think this part is needed to update about Github. This one is I like least about Github.

Pros

As a web manager with two years of experience in Indonesia's hospitality and F&B industry, I primarily use WordPress that uses JavaScript and sometimes I made my own Python scripts. GitHub's version control has been a standout feature for me. It eliminates the need for multiple file versions and allows easy rollbacks when errors occur. The collaboration features are excellent, especially when working with team members across different Indonesian cities. Additionally, the vast GitHub community and its open-source projects have been invaluable resources, offering solutions that we can adapt to our local market.

Cons

The initial learning curve with Git terminology and workflows was challenging, particularly for team members more versed in hospitality than coding. Onboarding took longer than anticipated. While GitHub excels for managing code, it's less intuitive for non-code assets like restaurant menu designs or hotel brochures, which are crucial in our industry. Lastly, for simple WordPress theme tweaks, GitHub can sometimes feel overly complex.

Pros

How it makes it more easier for developers.

Cons

It was hard at first understand commands, but now It’s easier.

Pros

Git hub provides you a platform to maintain your portfolio and your project all together. It also help in improving your CV for searching for jobs.
It helps you track your project involvement record. We can also use other persons project codes to help our projects.

Cons

Many a times private project are meant to be shared, and we cannot even ask to pull the code.

Pros

Access controls make sure only the right people can edit your code.
Comments and notes keep your code clear and collaborative.
Milestones help you stay motivated and on track.
Integrations supercharge your workflow with useful tools.

Cons

The complex learning curve for beginners is due to features like branching and merging.
Free plan limitations on private repositories.
Debugging issues can involve navigating complex commit history.

Pros

Copilot is amazing. Github makes repository access and version control very easy. Also love how many addons and integrations are available. PR reviews is also easier with split views. Search is also the best. It also goes through the code and often finds references and definitions of a function.

Cons

Sometimes the PR review view is tricky and bubbles up under a wrong name making it tougher to make sense of where the code is written if it's a large file.

Pros

Developing Features
Community support
User Interface
Task management

Cons

not beginner friendly
complex version control

Pros

I often appreciate GitHub for its robust version control system, collaborative features, and its role as a central hub for software development. Its seamless integration with Git, effective code review tools, and community engagement aspects are commonly cited as strengths.

Cons

I think i already wrote it above since I dont so much bad experience from the platform.

Pros

GitHub is its robust version control system, facilitating seamless collaboration among developers. Additionally, users value its extensive community support, integrated issue tracking, and versatile workflow management features, making it a go-to platform for software development projects of all scales.

Cons

Have complexity of its user interface for beginners, occasional performance issues during peak usage times, and the need for more streamlined project management tools within the platform. Additionally, there have been concerns raised about GitHub's pricing structure for organizations with larger teams or specific feature requirements.

Pros

Integration of AI if necessary, you are able to create your own websites and even add your own domain, you can have different versions of your project, you can integrate GitHub with Git, VS Code, IntelliJ IDEA and more.

Cons

The only think that I "don't like" is that you cannot publish private websites on GitHub, this is only possible on the paid version (GitHub pro). But if you don't have any issues publishing your project to the public, then this will not affect you.

Pros

GitHub got everything a team could need. Issue, Wiki, Sponsorship, Forks, Actions ... and can be easily integrated in many products. Also, GitHub doesn't require team to pay to be used !

Cons

The permission system could be reworked, in order to allow the user to be able to edit specific branches.

Pros

You can setup a repository for your code and collaborate with other developers throughout the world. With Github I can showcase my work so that I can attract recruiters. It is a social media for developers. I can also look for open-source code to learn and contribute to.

Cons

There is a learning curve to setup a repository and collaborate. People may also find it difficult to navigate through the app with so many features. Integrating with external tools to enable automation also takes a lot of effort.

Pros

The most I like about Github is version control. It is easy to manage and track changes over time. Moreover, I can invite my colleagues to access my repositories.

Cons

The least I like about Github is creating page in Github. It's not easy for me. I tried to create my page using Github page but it's not worked.