Customer Reviews (10)
Felix C.
Solid tool with steady improvements
Started using this about 7 years ago and it’s come a long way since then. The interface feels smoother now and the collaboration features have only improved, making it easier to manage team projects.
Frank J.
Smooth and quick setup
Getting everything set up was pretty straightforward and I had it running in less than 30 minutes. The onboarding docs were helpful, though I stumbled a bit on some of the more advanced features at first.
Gustavo M.
Solved our merge headaches
Our small dev team was constantly running into merge conflicts and lost track of changes until we started using GitHub. The pull request system made reviewing and merging code way smoother, and the issue tracking helped us stay organized on bugs and features. Still, the UI can be a bit slow sometimes, but overall it fixed our main headaches.
Cornelius C.
Great for team collaboration
Our team of about 8 started using GitHub last year, and it really helped with keeping everyone on the same page. Getting everyone to actually use it consistently took some time, but once we did, collaboration got way smoother.
Finley F.
Super handy for projects
Love how easy it is to keep track of my projects, tho sometimes the UI feels a bit clunky. Still, can’t complain much since it saves me tons of headaches.
Spencer S.
Smooth and Reliable for Collaboration
Switched from Bitbucket after some frustrating limits on private repos and found GitHub’s interface much smoother to work with. I also gave GitLab a shot, but GitHub’s community and integrations just felt more polished and reliable for collaboration. The only thing that bugs me is sometimes navigating through the settings can be a bit confusing, but overall it’s a solid platform for managing code and reviews.
Olov J.
Solid tool for coding collabs
GitHub’s been super handy for keeping all my projects organized and sharing code with buddies. I love how easy it is to track changes and jump between branches without much fuss. Sometimes the interface can get a bit overwhelming when you’re dealing with tons of repos, but overall it’s a solid spot for collab and version control.
Ella G.
Quick and straightforward setup
Getting started with GitHub was surprisingly quick—I had everything set up and pushing code within about 20 minutes. The onboarding guides helped a lot, though there was a slight learning curve when figuring out branching and pull requests at first.
Bryce C.
Great for team collaboration
Our team of about 8 switched to GitHub last year and it really smoothed out how we review each other's code. Getting everyone on board was a bit slow at first, especially with some folks used to other tools, but now it feels like the default way we collaborate.
Erhard B.
Good, but not perfect
Tried GitLab and Bitbucket before settling on GitHub for my projects. GitHub's interface feels more intuitive, especially when managing pull requests and code reviews, but I do find its pricing a bit steep compared to Bitbucket's free private repos. GitLab offers more built-in CI/CD features out of the box, which I miss when using GitHub, although GitHub Actions is catching up. Overall, GitHub works fine for collaboration, but it’s not quite perfect for everything I need.